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Grant Thornton Survey Reporting obligations on cross border tax arrangements
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Tax reporting obligations on cross border tax structures The survey shows significant differences
The EU-member states are obliged to implement the reporting obligations on cross border tax arrangements laid down in the EU directive 2018/822 (DAC-6) into their national laws. The new legislation shall be in place by December 31st 2019 at the latest. The application of the new provisions is scheduled to begin on July 1st 2020. In order to track the current status of the national law proposals in the individual member states a survey was conducted within the Grant Thornton Network. The survey shows significant differences in the progress of the implementation and the intended content of the new laws. Only Poland has already implemented the directive into national law. In a few member states a legislative proposal has so far been published. The majority of the countries, however, has not published any legislative proposals yet. With regards to the content nine countries are so far planning on implementing exemptions from the reporting obligations for professional secrecy holders (e.g. tax advisors, lawyers) in their national laws. As of now Germany, Bulgaria and Portugal are planning a reporting obligation for purely national tax arrangements beyond the compulsory implementation of the reporting obligations on cross border tax arrangements. Poland has already implemented such a reporting duty. The results of the survey are summarized in the graphic below. We will keep you updated on the further developments of the implementation. In case of any questions please contact our expert for international taxation Dr. Marion Frotscher.
Tax Transfer pricing guide 2018
Transfer pricing developments are coming in fast and changes since our last edition are considerable. The 2018 global transfer pricing guide provides invaluable information and includes a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction overview of transfer pricing rules in place and what developments are coming.
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Helping you set up and growth your business
China Europe Business Group Seize growth opportunities in China or Europe
We provide dedicated services to assist Chinese organisations investing in Europe and European businesses looking to enter or expand in the Chinese marketplace.
Loss utilization will improve Federal government decides on tax incentives for companies
It is an important signal for the company-founding location of Germany: On September 14, 2016 the Federal Cabinet adopted the “Draft law for the further development of the tax loss adjustment corporations”. The new regulation provides for an extension of previous tax loss utilization and in particular should significantly ease access to investment and venture capital for founders, especially in the growth phase of their company.
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