Welcome to the latest issue of Tax Refresher, our bi-monthly newsletter for large corporate and international businesses, where we bring you insightful updates on key developments in the realms of taxation.
In this issue, we delve into the intriguing question of whether BEPS Pillar II is more of a compliance burden than a tax-raising opportunity, featuring an in-depth analysis you won't want to miss. Our insights cover a range of topics, from the Multilateral Instrument's implementation of the subject-to-tax rule to the latest updates on Pillar 2 rules in Germany. Additionally, we focus on mitigating top customs compliance risks, shed light on the Corporate Criminal Offence, and review the implications of the Autumn Statement 2023, including changes to the UK R&D tax relief scheme and the introduction of full expensing forever.
Don't miss our featured discussions in the "Baker Tilly Great Conversations" section, where we explore topics such as COP28 and the imperative for sustainability, as well as the revealing insights into CSRD deadline gaps.
Stay informed, stay compliant, and stay ahead with our Tax Refresher newsletter. For any questions or further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to our team of tax experts.
Is BEPS Pillar II more of a compliance burden than a tax-raising opportunity?
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Key insights into the latest tax updates
Read below our latest tax insights covering a wide range of topics and is essential reading for businesses of all sizes to plan ahead.
Multilateral Instrument to Implement Subject to Tax Rule Open for Signature
Autumn Statement 2023: GloBE Model Rules (Pillar 2) Updates
Pillar 2 Rules in Germany move forward and are one step away from becoming law
Mitigating the top Customs Compliance Risks for Businesses
Focus on Corporate Criminal Offence
Autumn Statement 2023: A review of Plastic Packaging Tax
Implications for UK-based investment funds of the Upper Tribunal’s decision for salaried members of Limited Liability Partnerships
What is CESOP?
What are the 2023/2024 changes to the UK R&D Tax Relief Scheme?
Autumn Statement 2023 and what it means for National Insurance
Autumn Statement 2023: Full Expensing Forever?
Which Companies Fall into the QIPs regime?
New R&D scheme helps ‘risk takers’ but still poses challenges due to contrasting nature of rules
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