Navigating the tax landscape for intercompany transactions requires a detailed understanding of both domestic and international tax regulations. One of the main points is that transfer pricing between related entities needs to be conducted at arm’s length. Failure to...
The U.S. government’s decision to impose new tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China is raising concerns across key industries. Under the America First Trade Policy, the administration initially announced a 25% tariff on Mexican and Canadian imports and a 10% tariff on...
Significant updates to Poland’s tax regulations have come into effect for 2025, introducing new obligations and opportunities for businesses and individuals. ETL GLOBAL Member MDDP highlights key changes that could impact your financial and operational planning. From...
China’s rapidly evolving tax system demands businesses to adapt quickly if they do not want to risk falling behind. The Guide to Corporate Taxation and Compliance in China 2025, by ETL GLOBAL Member Dezan Shira & Associates, is an essential resource to help you...
ETL GLOBAL Tax Update is a series designed to provide critical insights into recent developments in international taxation. This initiative is presented by the ETL GLOBAL Tax Working Group, a closely interconnected team of international tax experts within the ETL...
I. General Information The biggest challenge of transfer pricing is to find appropriate prices for cross-border transactions between associated enterprises. In order to determine, which transfer price can be considered appropriate, systematic guidelines are required...
Mongolia’s Corporate Income Tax (CIT) structure offers a compelling incentive for businesses and investors, balancing economic growth with a supportive tax environment. With a 10% rate on profits up to MNT 6 billion (USD 1.8 million) and 25% on higher earnings,...
Determining the place of supply for VAT to the admission fees to online events has always been a controversial issue. Since participation in such events is done via the internet, it is possible that the event organiser and the participants are located anywhere in the...
Thin capitalisation rules are designed to prevent companies from artificially inflating interest deductions by relying excessively on debt instead of equity, a practice that can lead to tax base erosion. In Greece, these rules are enforced through interest deduction...
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