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Beneficial owners - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Beneficial owners - Newspaper

Global cooperation is needed to nab tax evaders...

Source: dawn.com
What should taxpayers do if DSTs are here to stay - Vimarsana News

What should taxpayers do if DSTs are here to stay

The OECD hopes it can end the rise of the digital services tax (DST) through a multilateral agreement. However, taxpayers fear DSTs may be here to stay. Giles Parsons looks at what companies can do.

Luxembourg Signs New Double Tax Treaty With the UK - Vimarsana News

Luxembourg Signs New Double Tax Treaty With the UK

On 7 June 2022, Luxembourg and the UK signed a new double tax treaty (the “DTT”) and an additional Protocol which will replace the double tax treaty signed back in 1967 (the “old tax treaty”).  The aim of the signature of that new DTT is for the UK and Luxembourg to have a tax treaty that reflect the latest OECD tax standards.

OECD Releases Public Consultation Documents On Tax Certainty Aspects Of Amount A: Comments Due June 10, 2022 - Tax Authorities - Vimarsana News

OECD Releases Public Consultation Documents On Tax Certainty Aspects Of Amount A: Comments Due June 10, 2022 - Tax Authorities

On May 27, 2022, the OECD released two public consultation documents related to the tax certainty aspects of Amount A.

Source: mondaq.com
A slippery slope - Vimarsana News

A slippery slope

The government is reportedly introducing a new tax amnesty scheme to boost revenues and augment the supply of dollars. According to media reports, the forthcoming FY23 Finance Bill will allow Bangladeshis with undisclosed immovable assets outside the country to make their money legal conditional on paying a 15% tax.