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INTERNATIONAL TAXES


The latest OECD forum on tax and crime, hosted in London by HMRC, has identified five priority areas for action. These include:

  • The draft Double Taxation Relief and International Tax Enforcement (Kyrgyzstan) Order 2017 will bring into effect the new UK/Kyrgyzstan double taxation convention, signed on 13 June 2017. The convention has not yet entered into force.
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David Harkness, Dan Neidle and Rob Sharpe (Clifford Chance) consider the European Commission’s new state aid investigation which takes aim at the UK’s CFC regime.
 

The US House of Representatives ways and means committee has released its tax reform Bill, the ‘Tax Cuts and Jobs Act’. Companies would see the US federal tax rate drop to 20% from 2018, with an effective 10% levy on non-US profits.

Tim Sarson (KPMG) provides your monthly guide to the latest international tax developments that matter.
 

The OECD has published guidance on implementing international standards for the VAT treatment of cross-border trade in services and intangibles, as recommended in the BEPS Action 1 report on tax challenges of the digital economy, reflecting the rapid growth in the digital economy and its implicat

EU finance ministers formally adopted the new directive on double taxation dispute resolution mechanisms at the ECOFIN meeting on 10 October, following agreement to the draft directive in May. The directive introduces a binding procedure for resolving disputes within two years.

The governments of Belarus and the UK signed a new double taxation convention on 26 September 2017, which will replace the 1985 UK/USSR convention. The new convention will not enter into force until both countries have completed their parliamentary procedures and exchanged diplomatic notes.

Expert insight from advisers at Mayer Brown, Pinsent Masons and Clifford Chance.

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