Tim Sarson (KPMG) provides this month’s briefing on the international tax developments that matter.
You will not be surprised to hear that once again this month I am ignoring the elephant in the room: Brexit. At the time of writing the UK’s exit date may have been deferred but there is (still) no further clarity and any attempts at commentary on my part seem rather futile. I will provide you with a view on the broader tax implications once we know which way the Brexit decision swings but I cannot commit to when I may be able to do this!
By comparison the various discussions on the taxation of the digital economy seem to be moving at quite a pace. Whilst there remain many points to agree on to reach a common international consensus we continue to see unilateral and regional steps being taken ...
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Tim Sarson (KPMG) provides this month’s briefing on the international tax developments that matter.
You will not be surprised to hear that once again this month I am ignoring the elephant in the room: Brexit. At the time of writing the UK’s exit date may have been deferred but there is (still) no further clarity and any attempts at commentary on my part seem rather futile. I will provide you with a view on the broader tax implications once we know which way the Brexit decision swings but I cannot commit to when I may be able to do this!
By comparison the various discussions on the taxation of the digital economy seem to be moving at quite a pace. Whilst there remain many points to agree on to reach a common international consensus we continue to see unilateral and regional steps being taken ...
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