Changes to the tax code have made it easier to monetize renewable energy tax credits, attracting interest from emerging growth companies looking to bolster their balance sheets amid the slowdown in venture capital funding. These
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Tax and digital transformation in Latin America
Latin American companies are increasingly leveraging innovative tech – and this changing digital landscape has important tax implications. Our latest panorama takes a look. Click here to read more.
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On 31 May 2021, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Israel signed a Double Tax Treaty (DTT). According to Israel’s Ministry of Finance, the DTT incentivises business development
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Guest Blog: Managing Mexican mandatory disclosure rules
Obligations for taxpayers and advisors under Mexico’s mandatory disclosure rules (MDRs) are in effect. This alert reviews these new obligations, which Israeli companies that have offices in Mexico need to familiarize
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OECD publishes guidance on the tax impact of cross-border working arrangements during the COVID-19 pandemic
The OECD Secretariat has issued updated guidance on the tax treatment of the cross-border working arrangements impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Its tax scenarios address creation of permanent establishments, interruption of construction sites, changes in…
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The US-Mexico-Canada Agreement: A summary of changes in Mexico’s laws
The US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement (referred to as the USMCA) entered into force on July 1, 2020. A key aspect of the trade agreement, which replaces and improves on the 25+-year-old NAFTA, is sweeping changes Mexico…
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Guest Blog: Key UK tax issues when raising new debt, or restructuring existing debt
By: Richard Woolich |David Thompson |Jesse Dalton
An important area of focus for businesses – especially given the unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID-19 lockdown – will be maintaining or improving cashflow, especially…
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Guest Blog: Are taxes leaner on the other side of the fence? State tax lessons learned from ex-Californians
By: Ossie Lynn Ravid |Hugh Wesley Goodwin
Over the years, companies and individuals have often raised the issue of whether it makes sense to be based in states like California, where both the cost…
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Guest Blog: The stranded employee
By: Ute Krudewagen
Prior to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, most companies attempted to limit employees working in jurisdictions where the company did not have a corporate presence. As part of global expansion strategies,…
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Negotiations begin on legislation to mitigate economic impact of coronavirus outbreak: Congressional tax writers seek your input
Senior Administration and Congressional leaders have begun to negotiate legislation in an attempt to mitigate the economic impact of the coronavirus COVID-19, and while a variety of proposals will advance over the next few days,…
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