Digital Services Taxes: How “rough and ready” could become the new normal
The UK’s Digital Services Tax (“DST”), which is a 2% levy on certain revenues derived from search engines, social media services and...
The UK’s Digital Services Tax (“DST”), which is a 2% levy on certain revenues derived from search engines, social media services and...
On 1 February 2020, the Indian Finance Minister delivered the country’s longest Budget speech ever. However, there was no mention of...
At a time when the priority for the UK government (after dealing with COVID-19, obviously) should be securing a good trade deal with the...
Understandably, dealing with the economic impact of Covid–19 dominated Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s first Budget. But the UK government...
While discussions continue on the design and technical detail of international tax reform under Pillars One and Two, the OECD Secretariat...
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