By Steve McCrindle, Haines Watts
With Brexit set for 29 March 2019 and with no approved agreement yet between the EU and the UK on post-Brexit VAT, Customs and Border conditions, what have your affected clients done to prepare?
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By Roberto M. Cagnazzo, Studio Tributario Cagnazzo
On May 2018, the Italian Minister of Economy and Finance (MEF) issued a Decree containing the domestic guidelines on transfer pricing provisions and the arm’s length principle. The guidelines are part of the process of adapting the Italian tax law and practice to the principles outlined in the OECD BEPS Project and already incorporated in the Guidelines 2017.
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By Leslie A. Berkoff, Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP
Mediation is a collaborative process that allows parties to resolve a pending dispute in a manner that is far more flexible than that which can be achieved under a court decision. Advocates play a critical role in ensuring that the process achieves a positive result for the client. Here are some key takeaways that advocates should keep in mind.
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By Matthias Könke, AIOS GmbH
Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the city of Berlin and its housing market have witnessed fairly volatile developments. The years until the middle of the 1990s were euphoric, followed by a slump and stagnation until ca. 2010. Since then, prices have gone up again due to low interest rates, money inflow from other countries and the increased attractivity of Berlin in general.
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By Patrick J. McCormick, Drucker & Scaccetti, P.C.
For a multitude of reasons, some foreign individuals of significant wealth will desire to establish domicile in the United States – either through citizenship or otherwise establishing a long-term presence in the country. One major drawback is the tax ramifications associated with such United States presence.
By Dr. Luca Bettoja, Treuhand- und Revisionsgesellschaft Mattig-Suter & Partner
Cryptocurrencies remain popular despite their highly volatile development and slump in trading prices. There are therefore increasing questions about their tax treatment in practice.
By Foez Dewan and Paulina Raad, McCabe Curwood
‘Ipso facto’ clauses enable a party to automatically enforce certain rights against a counterparty upon the occurrence of one or more events specified in a contract. This article discusses the effect of reforms that were introduced into the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) by the Treasury Laws Amendment (2017 Enterprise Incentives No. 2) Act 2017 (Cth) (the Act).
