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- noviembre 25, 2013
Los impuestos en el mundo. Actualización al 25-Nov-2013
Compilación de noticias fiscales de otros países.
Canada
Canada-Japan Trade Negotiations Advance
Negotiators have concluded a fourth round of talks toward an Economic Partnership Agreement between Canada and Japan.
Netherlands, Canada Tax Deal Benefits Funds And Investors
Dutch Financial State Secretary Frans Weekers has concluded a new tax treaty
with Canada, aimed at providing greater security for both funds and investors,
via the revised tax treatment of so-called closed FGR funds, a Dutch investment vehicle.
China
South Korea, Australia Nearer to FTA Deal
On the first stage of his visits to South Korea, Japan and China to promote the
finalization of bilateral free trade agreements with those countries, Australia's
Trade Minister Andrew Robb appears to have made progress in talks with South Korean
Trade Minister Yoon Sang-jick.
UK
UK Government Publishes Details of Welsh Tax Devolution
The UK Government has published its long-anticipated response to the Silk Commission's report on financial devolution in Wales, following an announcement by Prime Minister David Cameron last week stating that key tax measures recommended by the Commission would be implemented.
US
GOP Undecided On US Tax Reform Timetable
There are indications that Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp might not be able to fulfill his promise to introduce a United States
tax reform bill into the House of Representatives by the end of this year.
US Study Finds Federal Tax Proposals Would Cut State Growth
The National Governors Association (NGA) and The Council of State Governments
(CSG) have released a study compiled by Moody's Analytics, which found that repealing
the United States federal tax provisions that most affect state and local budgets "would
bring a net loss of approximately 417,000 jobs and USD71bn in real gross domestic
product" over the next 10 years.
Broadcasters Fight To Protect US Advertising Tax Deduction
In an effort to avert any dilution or elimination of the advertising tax deduction
in either the current United States budgetary deficit or tax reform discussions,
the National Alliance of State Broadcasters Associations has written to
the House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee stating that "any change
to deductibility would deal an enormous financial blow to local broadcasters."
TPC Reviews US Local Property Taxes
The Tax Policy Center of the Urban Institute and Brookings Institution has
issued a brief presenting an overview of residential property taxes in the United
States, together with recent trends in local government aggregate property tax
revenues.
Baucus Issues Contentious US International Tax Reform Draft
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus has released
a discussion draft that outlines options for United States international tax reform,
and has immediately run up against opposition from Republican leaders in Congress,
as well as from the corporate sector.
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Transfer Pricing Survey Warns On Management Service Fees
Tax consultancy WTS has published a survey of how management service fees are treated for transfer pricing purposes in 79 countries, and warned that a unified tax treatment proposed by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development would still be interpreted differently in different countries.
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OECD Reviews Treaty Guidance On International Transport
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's Committee on Fiscal Affairs has launched a public consultation on changes to the OECD Model Tax Convention to address issues surrounding the taxation of ships and aircraft in international traffic.
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No Imminent Action From Hong Kong On BEPS, Transfer Pricing
In reply to a recent question in the Legislative Council, Secretary for Financial
Services and the Treasury, Professor K C Chan, confirmed that Hong Kong's Inland
Revenue Department has no imminent plans to change its current practices
with regard to base erosion and profit shifting and transfer pricing.