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The European Commission has published its proposals to require multinational companies with annual revenues exceeding €750m to publish country by country reports (CBCR) of their activities in each EU member state. See www.bit.ly/1N63OLI. The...

HMRC is consulting until 30 June 2016 on the draft Corporation Tax (Treatment of Unrelieved Surplus ACT) (Amendment) Regulations 2016, which make consequential amendments to the shadow ACT rules, to reflect the abolition of the dividend tax credit and the repeal of the term ‘franked investment in

Is there a sleight of hand, asks Eloise Walker (Pinsent Masons).

There were few new compliance measures, but what was noteable was the return of announcements on VAT enforcement, writes Jason Collins (Pinsent Masons).

Tax advisers are going to be required by law to inform their clients about the dangers of not declaring offshore income using wording specified by HMRC. No harm in that, you might think, but where does it end?

With even more information at the Commission’s disposal from January next year, it seems inevitable that more fiscal state aid investigations are to come. Liesl Fichardt (Clifford Chance) looks at the Commission’s potential future targets.
 

The EU’s ‘overreach’ on state aid has rankled the US tax authority, as Michael Lebovitz (White & Case) reports.

HMRC has confirmed it is offering an extended self-assessment filing deadline for severe weather.

Finance (No.2) Act 2015 introduced a surcharge of 8% on the taxable profits of banking companies arising on or after 1 January 2016.

HMRC has revised its interpretation of the residence articles in 16 double taxation agreements, taking the view that a tie-breaker clause should be used to decide a company’s residence. Previously, HMRC regarded dual-resident companies as outside the scope of the treaties.

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