The decision by the world’s biggest countries to overhaul the international tax rules have grave consequences for Ireland. The changes proposed by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
Dealers say art sales have fallen because of Mexico’s new anti-money-laundering law. It requires buyers’ personal information be reported. The anti-money-laundering law, passed in 2012, has two core objectives: limiting
The Swiss Federal Council has clarified that fines are not a business-related expense and are therefore not tax deductible. It is stipulated in Swiss tax law that neither private individuals
WHATEVER the outcome of the Scottish independence vote on Thursday, one result is guaranteed – Holyrood will have hugely increased tax-raising powers. And such a move could potentially unleash even
Austria won’t participate in a planned financial-transaction tax unless the revenue generated outweighs the cost to the industry, Finance Minister Hans Joerg Schelling said. “Austria won’t be part of a
Some of the largest multinational companies to be forced to contribute towards government budgets. Bold updates to international tax rules designed to force some of the world’s biggest multinationals –
