- Internacional
- mayo 18, 2015
Los impuestos en el mundo. Actualización al 18-May-2015
Compilación de noticias fiscales de otros países.
China
China Gives Tax Relief To Private Health Insurance
A tax break for individual taxpayers is to be introduced to encourage the
development of commercial healthcare insurance in China, alongside the basic state
medical care system, it was confirmed at a State Council executive meeting on May 6.
EU
Asian Steel Exporters Hit By EU Anti-Dumping Duties
The European Union has begun imposing anti-dumping duties on imports
of grain-oriented flat-rolled electrical steel from China, Japan, South Korea, Russia, and the United States.
UK
BCC Calls For 'Bold Action' On UK Economy
The British Chambers of Commerce has written to newly re-elected Prime Minister David Cameron to urge him to create bold tax incentives for UK companies.
HMRC Issues Guidance On Enveloped Dwellings Duty
HM Revenue and Customs has issued updated guidance on the extension of the package of UK taxes that affect residential properties held by legal entities.
UK Conservatives Free To Decide Tax Reform
Re-elected UK Prime Minister David Cameron has unveiled details of his first all-Conservative cabinet, following his party's victory in last week's general election.
LITRG Calls For Tax Clarity For UK Couples
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group has called for greater clarity around how couples are dealt with under the UK's tax and tax credits systems.
US
Brookings Recommends US Gas Tax Hikes
The Brookings Institution, a think tank, has recommended indexing federal gas taxes so that they
respond to retail gasoline price changes, as part of a solution to the lack of funding for the Highway
Trust Fund.
US Tax Break Bill For Bourbon Producers
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul (R - Kentucky)
have introduced legislation to amend a provision in the US tax code to ensure
that Kentucky's Bourbon producers are no longer at a disadvantage compared with
their global competitors.
Record Broken On US Expatriations In Q1
A record 1,336 US taxpayers gave up their passports or their green cards in the
first quarter of 2015, according to Treasury Department statistics published in the Federal Register.
Democrats Block TPA In US Senate
In a setback to President Barack Obama's trade policy, the US Senate voted on
May 12 against immediately taking up the trade bill that would introduce Trade
Promotion Authority legislation and establish rules for US international
trade negotiations.
Tax Foundation Proposes US Air Travel Tax Overhaul
A new paper from the Tax Foundation has recommended that funding for US airport
improvements should be rebased on the passenger facility charge as the most
market-based solution, thereby reducing the present reliance on federal taxes.
FinCEN Provides Additional FBAR e-Filing Method
The Bank Secrecy Act e-Filing System provided by the Financial Crimes Enforcement
Network now has an alternative method for individuals filing a Report
of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts to the US Treasury Department.
US Bill Requires IRS To Notify Identity Theft Victims
The Social Security Identity Defense Act of 2015 has been introduced into the
US Senate and would require the Internal Revenue Service to notify potential
individual victims of identity theft.
Otros temas
Sweden Consults On New Bank Tax
The Swedish Cabinet, on May 7, endorsed plans for a study to be undertaken on the Government's proposal
for a new tax on the financial sector.
Otros temas
Belgian Court Rejects Retrospective Bank Tax Hike
The Constitutional Court of Belgium has ruled partly in favor of seven banks in an appeal concerning the tax on financial institutions.