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Explore the impact of BEPS principles and MLI framework on India's Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA). Detailed analysis of the India-Singapore DTAA, changes in PE clauses, and post-BEPS amendments.

Dinko Dinev and Ismail Candan of Deloitte Luxembourg explain how tailored transfer pricing policies can underpin success as the increasing complexity of debt investment instruments and heightened regulatory oversight demand enhanced tax compliance measures

On December 22, EFRAG published draft guidance concerning the materiality assessment required by the European Sustainability Reporting Standards issued under the CSRD...

Samsung’s global business model faces questions of sustainability

Cambridge biotech Sphere Fluidics is stepping up its commercial push in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region. The company, which provides microfluidics-based solutions for single-cell analysis and isolation, has appointed Curtis Nicholson as Director of Sales for EMEA.

While much of the country was occupied last week with holiday travel and time with family, a little-known government agency approved a $90 million guarantee for ING Capital to finance a liquified natural gas export facility in Texas. All told this year, that agency—the U.S. Export-Import Bank—has approved nearly $1 billion in fossil fuel lending, including $100 million for expanding an oil refinery in Indonesia and $400 million of insurance for revolving credit facilities to help c...

President Joe Biden pledged to stop financing such projects overseas, and yet the U.S. Export-Import Bank continues to do so.

Pasubio will refuse to buy leather from suppliers who threaten the forests inhabited by the uncontacted Ayoreo people in Paraguay.

Sustainability and Business Conduct Requirements for Suppliers 1. Purpose To become a supplier or business partner of the customer,...

Guireja, an Ayoreo woman, on the day she was first contacted in 2004. Her relatives are still hiding in the forest. © GAT/Survival Pasubio, one of Europe’s leading leather manufacturers, has today announced that it will refuse to buy leather from suppliers whose activities directly or indirectly threaten the forests inhabited by the uncontacted Ayoreo people