Brexit, immigration, tax & GDPR: Report reveals biggest headaches for global mobility professionals
The 2018 Managing the Global Mobility Function benchmarking study co-sponsored by Alliott Group reveals impact of geopolitical changes on mobility programmes.
Is technology innovation a threat to accounting jobs or a huge opportunity to augment services to clients?
Foreign M&A activity in UK set for greater scrutiny amid concerns over national security?
UK lawyer Paul Marmor explains the shift in UK and Western governments towards greater scrutiny of foreign mergers & take-overs due to national security concerns.
The tax advantages of Malta holding companies
Malta holding companies are an attractive option for international trading groups. Dixcart Management Malta explains.
Living in Malta: The expat’s view
Malta member firm Dixcart interviews Italian expat Georgia on her experience living and working in Malta.
Crowdfunding in Belgium: New law simplifies fundraising under Euros 5 million
It has never been easier to raise capital in Belgium through crowdfunding thanks to a new law introduced in July 2018. Brussels law firm Peeters Law explains.
International Tax Express newsletter- September 2018 edition now available
Tax Express International is Alliott Group’s tax newsletter focusing on the challenges and opportunities presented by cross border tax. Articles are authored by the alliance’s collaborative members.
Intercompany transactions: Applying the Cost Plus Method
To ensure a smooth tax audit, use of the cost plus method by multinationals and group companies to determine the sales price of a product or service between associated parties needs regular review, writes Marie-Lise Swinne of Tax Consult.
E-Commerce and the Special Scheme for Distance Selling
VAT can get complicated when online goods and services are sold across borders. Mickael Tatayas of Tax Consult in Belgium explains the rules of the EU’s Special Scheme for Distance Selling brought into curb competition between EU countries.
Belgium’s Single Permit will bring simplification of work and residence applications from non-EU nationals
Non EU-nationals applying to live and work in Belgium will now only need to make a single application thanks to Belgium’s Single Permit. Brussels lawyer Leo Peeters explains.