
EU: EU ends tax aid probes into major companies
The European Commission announced the closure of its state aid investigations into tax rulings granted to Amazon, Fiat, and Starbucks by Luxembourg and the Netherlands. Initially, the Commission
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The European Commission announced the closure of its state aid investigations into tax rulings granted to Amazon, Fiat, and Starbucks by Luxembourg and the Netherlands. Initially, the Commission
VAT in the Digital Age agreed at ECOFIN 5th November; compromise changes returned to EU Parliament before final acceptance by Counsel EU Finance Ministers gave political agreement to ViDA on 5th November
Roger Ver argued that the IRS exit tax for renounced US citizens with over $2 million in assets is unconstitutional and “impermissibly vague.” Roger Ver — also known as Bitcoin Jesus — urged
United States president-elect Donald Trump said on Thursday he was appointing former PayPal chief operating officer David Sacks as his “White House AI and Crypto Czar,” another step towards
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Hong Kong has proposed exempting cryptocurrency gains from taxes for hedge funds, private equity and family investment vehicles to strengthen its position as a leading crypto financial hub. The proposal,
The 40% rise in the number of Britons owning crypto-assets revealed by the latest FCA survey will lead to a ramping up of compliance activity against those who fail to pay the correct tax on their crypto
Luxembourg remains a key facilitator of tax avoidance and is part of an axis of countries responsible for more than a third of all tax losses suffered by nations worldwide, according to a report by
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Brussels recently scored a win when judges ruled Apple should reimburse €13bn in underpaid taxes – but a high-profile tax havens blacklist is undermined by weak sanctions, and warnings of cross-border