In today’s edition a.o.: Switzerland – Federal Council decides on next steps in avoidance of double taxation of permanent establishments; The Netherlands – Memorandum van overeenstemming tussen de bevoegde autoriteiten van Nederland en de Republiek Ghana inzake automatische inlichtingenuitwisseling voor belastingdoeleinden; New Zealand – International taxation disclosure exemptions - 2015 International tax disclosure exemption ITR26 (Technical tax area - International taxation); New Zealand – Starting a business: What registrations might you need to complete? Starting a business - registering for GST (Goods and services tax); China – China beefs up tax services to spur investment in Belt and Road; Ireland – Revenue Publishes 2014 Annual Report; CJEU – Opinion of Advocate General Kokott delivered in Case C-126/14 Sveda (Directive 2006/112/EU, Article 168); Canada – Businesses - Tax information newsletter Issue 2015-01 published; European Commission – Evaluation of current arrangements for the cross border movements of excise goods that have been released for consumption published (Study - Report); European Commission – Evaluation of current arrangements for the cross border movements of excise goods that have been released for consumption published (Study - Executive Summary);
From the Swiss Federal Department of Finance (FDF):
Federal Council decides on next steps in avoidance of double taxation of permanent establishments
From the Dutch Ministry of Finance:
From the Inland Revenue of New Zealand:
· International taxation disclosure exemptions - 2015 International tax disclosure exemption ITR26 (Technical tax area - International taxation)
· Starting a business: What registrations might you need to complete? Starting a business - registering for GST (Goods and services tax)
From the Ministry of Commerce People’s Republic of China:
China beefs up tax services to spur investment in Belt and Road
From the Irish Revenue:
Revenue Publishes 2014 Annual Report
From the European Court of Justice:
Opinion of Advocate General Kokott delivered in Case C-126/14 Sveda (Directive 2006/112/EU, Article 168)
From the Canada Revenue Agency:
Businesses – Tax information newsletter Issue 2015-01 published
From the European Commission – Taxation and Customs Union:
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Evaluation of current arrangements for the cross border movements of excise goods that have been released for consumption published (Study - Report);
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Evaluation of current arrangements for the cross border movements of excise goods that have been released for consumption published (Study - Executive Summary)
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