Transforming finance for a globalized world
February 6, 2012
European Union: proposal for VAT “one-stop shop” arrangement for telecommunication services, broadcasting services or electronic services published
February 6, 2012
Belarus: corporate income tax changes – 2012
February 6, 2012
Finland: amendments to tonnage tax proposed
February 3, 2012
Agreement for economic cooperation between Bulgaria and Kazakhstan approved
February 3, 2012
Korea: Tax Revision Bill enacted
February 3, 2012
Ireland: guide to CGT published
February 2, 2012
Argentina: withholding regime for tax on current accounts and reporting obligations extended
February 2, 2012
Angola: Government authorized to introduce new tax codes – Law published and details
February 2, 2012
Belgium: Circular published on tax treatment of repaid capital by non-resident company
February 1, 2012
United States: second quarter update to 2011–2012 Priority Guidance Plan released
February 1, 2012
Croatia: tax reform announced
February 1, 2012
Protocol to treaty between Switzerland and Ireland signed
January 31, 2012
US: IRS will withdraw 2007 coordinated issue paper on cost sharing buy-in transactions
January 31, 2012
South Africa to switch over from secondary tax on companies to dividends tax
January 31, 2012
Advanced Pricing Agreement Guidelines published in Russia
January 30, 2012
India’s Supreme Court rules favorably in the Vodafone case
January 30, 2012
Hong Kong enacts amortization provision for registered trademarks, copyrights and registered designs
January 30, 2012
New early import declaration system adopted in Argentina
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Transforming finance for a globalized world

Globalization and efficiency pressures are compelling firms to rethink their finance function. In doing so, there is an opportunity to improve global compliance and reporting.

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An interview with Dr. Paulo Riscado, Lead Federal Tax Attorney in charge of Administrative Litigation in Brazil

In the interview, Dr. Riscado shares the views of the PGFN regarding Administrative Dispute Resolution and alternative procedures, and discusses future trends.

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China: Tax reform continues apace

Recent weeks have seen China announce three significant tax measures.

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A world without tax audits?

Extracts from a speech by Mark Konza, Deputy Commissioner, Large Business and International — Australian Taxation Office.

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A new landscape for compliance and reporting

GCR is a vital topic for discussion – not just in the tax function, but among the entire executive team.

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Small global business, big global tax challenge

Large multinationals may be most often in the spotlight, but tax is often most taxing for small and midsize companies.

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The swinging pendulum of tax change

Being a master technician at the helm of the “black box of tax” is certainly not the only required skill for the global tax director today; in addition, they increasingly need to be a “tax diplomat.”

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Technology matters

One of the crucial enablers of an efficient tax function is a standardized approach to business processes and data management.

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Planning globally, taxed locally

Globalization is pushing companies to expand overseas, while also forcing them to consolidate finance functions. This in turn is creating new pressures.

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Engaging with stakeholders to create value

According to CB Bhattacharya, a professor of corporate responsibility, companies are starting to interact with external stakeholders in new ways.

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Risky business

Gaining a better global appreciation of tax risks across numerous jurisdictions is getting harder than ever for multinational companies.

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How e-government can shape competitiveness

Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves talks to T Magazine about the key elements of his country’s efforts to bolster its competitiveness.

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In-house or outsourced?

Global companies are rethinking the mix of internal and external skills in order to cope with local tax compliance and reporting needs.

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