The UN tax convention: the biggest shakeup in history to global tax rules for a century, negotiations are happening now - you can find everything you want to know here explained brilliantly by my fantastic @TaxJusticeNet colleagues: https://t.co/FWdNZVA5y8
@aaronsmith But it might just be worth paying a bit more to get thermal management of the battery according to Ben "2X" Alexxander https://t.co/WQJ7dlDAJO. Range of the entry "Essential" could deplete to painful soon enough if the battery cooks due to no cooling @thechargeshow
The Land Tax Management Act and Revenue NSW take an odd ball approach to working out when a fixed trust is not a special trust for NSW land tax #TaxTwitter@Ausbiz@ipaaccountants#landtax#trusts https://t.co/Xcz1Gil5on
Yesterday, U.N. member states voted overwhelmingly for the organization to develop a global tax framework, despite last-minute moves to derail the plan from wealthy countries including the United Kingdom, United States, and the entire European Union bloc. https://t.co/oTd9Ozc0KD
“Thanks to the leadership of African countries, the world is now potentially days away from ushering in a global democratic revolution in tax that can finally put people before tax havens."
Press release ⬇️ https://t.co/PmKaePK2r7
A minority of rich countries are trying to stop the rest of the world from voting at the UN this month to change global tax rules for the better. Those countries lose the most to corporate tax abuse – they’re choosing tax abusers over their own taxpayers https://t.co/6zCQ2lD6Tw
Yes. Unfortunately the govt went the way of s109UB and Sub-div EA which lead some, such as the @aat_gov_au, to the view that rather #UPEs were not #extendedloans
@TheTaxObjection@Ausbiz@ipaaccountants Makes you think it would have been helpful if the “targeted amendments to Division 7A”, relevantly including a clarification that UPEs are loans, had been enacted within the ~5 years since they were announced (some years after the Board of Taxation report recommending them)…
Countries could lose nearly $5 trillion in tax revenue over the next decade, a new report says. Roughly a quarter of that, according to @TaxJusticeNet, will be through the U.K. and its “second empire.” Read more from @brendamedinar: https://t.co/5zVEYQK1R2
Seven years after the #PanamaPapers investigation, a new study shows registrations going down and dissolutions going up in Panama. https://t.co/6YxBT48sgu
Using a family trust election to preserve trust losses as a trust becomes profitable and franked credits on dividends received by trusts #TaxTwitter@Ausbiz#incometax#familytrusts#trusts https://t.co/TFMzCHw3f6
British tax havens arguably pose the biggest non-violent threat in the world to human rights. They cost the world $189bn a year in tax losses.
That's why we've made public the letter we mailed today to the King Charles (cc @RishiSunak).
https://t.co/SAwa5INU6b
“This turns the minimum corporate tax rate into a tax haven rewards programme."
@do_gross from @AllianceSud quoted in @swissinfo_en's article on Switzerland's upcoming referendum on tax reform.
https://t.co/g0yZyHJGYw