International taxation of refugees: Ireland sets the standard
Irish Revenue by concession will not tax Ukrainian refugees working remotely in Ireland for their Ukrainian employers. The Ukrainian employers will similarly not be taxed.
https://t.co/27685iBjpm
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We can't wait for the 12th Joint International Tax Conference on 14-15 July!
Chaired by @SchwarzTax, this online event features ADIT Academic Board member Philip Baker and global speakers including ADIT holders! 🌍
https://t.co/8NgfVhLH3k
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For the latest hot topics in international tax Join us online on 14 + 15 July.
12th Joint International Tax Conference by @KingsCollegeLon@ADITtalk@CIOTNews@IFA
Outstanding speakers- more at:
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VAT Fixed establishment = permanent establishment? or, should direct and indirect tax practitioners talk to each other?
“Fixed establishment” in CJEU decision Berlin Chemie (Case C-333/20) analysed in my blog https://t.co/CLEQjrI4rO
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International taxation of refugees: Ireland sets the standard
Irish Revenue by concession will not tax Ukrainian refugees working remotely in Ireland for their Ukrainian employers. The Ukrainian employers will similarly not be taxed.
https://t.co/27685iBjpm
#internationaltax
What is in a language? Parlez-vous français?
English may be the lingua franca of our time, but it is not the only language of international law. Royal Bank of Canada v HMRC involved interpretation of a tax treaty in English and French. Read https://t.co/nhHlFoy9ZN
VAT nexus “established” and "fixed establishment":similar but not identical to direct tax resident and permanent establishment in HSBC Electronic Data Processing (Guangdong) Ltd v HMRC [2022] UKUT 41 (TCC) examined in my latest blog https://t.co/uYzZ73pOc1
#nexus#VAT#EUTaxlaw
When is tax payable “in accordance with” the double tax treaty? Standard #taxtreaty expression considered in blog on GEFI v HMRC https://t.co/dxPkEzfIUG
Double taxation from new model article 4(3)? interpretation resulting in double taxation consistent with purpose of tax treaty?
@priya_dutta_ @TempleTax Thanks Priya. It covers tax treaty aspects of TOAA. EU EU law aspects of the motive defence are not really tax treaty issues but questions of retained EU law.
Schwarz on Tax Treaties – 6th Edition 2021 published today.
Over the 500 judicial decisions from over 20 countries plus the CJEU and ICJ on all aspects of tax treaties – double taxation relief, exchange of information, under the UK and Irish treaty network https://t.co/0LBO5g9naC
Join us on our next European Branch Webinar!
European Branch – Effective international tax dispute resolution with Jonathan Schwarz, Temple Tax Chambers!
For more details and how to register - https://t.co/8hULDuX4kZ
The next #InternationalTax webinar is not one to miss! Join our speaker, Jonathan Schwarz @SchwarzTax, for Permanent Establishments: Present and Future 👉 https://t.co/mhcZX8Fjhc 🌟 on 9 September.
When is a taxpayer a resident of a contracting state for purposes of a tax treaty? This central question was one before the UK FTT in G E Financial Investments Ltd v HMRC last month.
For analysis of the decision read my latest blog https://t.co/mzAtJcfBiw
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