BDO Corporate Tax News (former World Wide Tax News) summarises recent tax developments of international interest across the world. The newsletter highlights the latest tax news with an emphasis on corporate international tax. See all the topics from the links below.
In this month’s issue:
- Australia - 2023 federal budget released and other proposals affecting multinationals
- International - Tax and ESG: How tax represents one of the most tangible representations of ESG in action
- International - Pillar Two State of Play
- Austria - Tax regulations for cross-border divisions published
- Belgium - Recent developments in the corporate tax landscape
- France - Loss-making companies may not carry forward unused foreign tax credits
- Hong Kong - Profits tax concession offered for family investment holding vehicles
- India - Withholding tax rate on royalties and fees for technical services doubles
- Indonesia - New guidance issued on incentives for operators in Special Economic Zones
- International - Corporate tax bytes
- Kuwait - Companies now required to identify ultimate beneficial owners
- New Zealand - Tax exemptions for e-bikes and e-scooters announced
- Qatar - Changes to income tax law include confirmation of 15% minimum tax
- Romania - Public CbCR reporting requirements apply as from 2023
- Singapore - Good tax governance and corporate tax risk programmes for large companies available
- South Africa - New loss limitation rule finally enacted
- United Arab Emirates - MOF issues guidance on new corporate tax law
- United Arab Emirates - MOF issues guidance on audited financial statements and PEs