Responding to HMRC’s review of double tax treaty priorities for 2025/26 the CIOT has again called for renegotiation of agreements with EU member states to replicate the benefits lost when the UK left the EU – particularly in terms of the Interest and Royalty Parent and Subsidiary and Mergers Directives. The response includes the following key points:
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Responding to HMRC’s review of double tax treaty priorities for 2025/26 the CIOT has again called for renegotiation of agreements with EU member states to replicate the benefits lost when the UK left the EU – particularly in terms of the Interest and Royalty Parent and Subsidiary and Mergers Directives. The response includes the following key points:
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