The European Parliament committee on economic and monetary affairs has put forward a number of amendments to the Commission’s proposal, agreed by ECOFIN ministers in February, to extend the hybrid mismatch rules to cover arrangements with non-EU countries from January 2020.
The European Parliament committee on economic and monetary affairs has put forward a number of amendments to the Commission’s proposal, agreed by ECOFIN ministers in February, to extend the hybrid mismatch rules to cover arrangements with non-EU countries from January 2020.
The amendments stress the need to ‘stop tax avoidance by multinational corporations’ and include specific references to state aid investigations involving Apple, McDonalds and Amazon, previous work on tax rulings and ongoing work on money laundering, tax avoidance and tax evasion. See http://bit.ly/2mH5xN7.
The European Parliament committee on economic and monetary affairs has put forward a number of amendments to the Commission’s proposal, agreed by ECOFIN ministers in February, to extend the hybrid mismatch rules to cover arrangements with non-EU countries from January 2020.
The European Parliament committee on economic and monetary affairs has put forward a number of amendments to the Commission’s proposal, agreed by ECOFIN ministers in February, to extend the hybrid mismatch rules to cover arrangements with non-EU countries from January 2020.
The amendments stress the need to ‘stop tax avoidance by multinational corporations’ and include specific references to state aid investigations involving Apple, McDonalds and Amazon, previous work on tax rulings and ongoing work on money laundering, tax avoidance and tax evasion. See http://bit.ly/2mH5xN7.
