- Internacional
- diciembre 07, 2015
Los impuestos en el mundo. Actualización al 07-Dic-2015
Compilación de noticias fiscales de otros países.
China
Hong Kong, China Sign Services Trade Agreement
A new agreement to extend the breadth and depth of
services trade liberalization between Mainland China and Hong Kong was signed on November 27.
EU
MEPs Task EC To Table Corporate Tax Measures
Members of the European Parliament have tasked the EU Commission to table measures to improve corporate tax transparency, coordination, and EU-wide policy convergence, in legislative recommendations passed by the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee on December 1, 2015.
European Union Publishes New Tax Trends Report
The European Commission has released a new version of its Taxation Trends in the European Union report, which provides a detailed statistical and economic analysis of the tax systems of the EU member states and Iceland and Norway, which are members of the European Economic Area.
Japan
Japan Lowers Consumption Tax-Free Threshold
The Government has agreed that the consumption tax-free threshold for visitors
to Japan is to be standardized at JPY5,000 for all products.
UK
UK Gov't Issues Disclosure Facility Deadline Reminder
The UK Government has issued a reminder that existing taxpayer disclosure facilities will be replaced by a tougher, "last chance" regime from 2016.
Concerns Raised Over New UK Landlord Taxes
Experts have raised concerns over the introduction of a new three percent UK stamp duty on the purchase of additional properties and warned that it could hit the supply of rental properties.
UK Gov't Amends View On DTA Residence Articles
UK tax authority HM Revenue and Customs has announced a change of view on the interpretation of the company residence articles in 16 double taxation agreements.
Number Of Untaxed UK Vehicles Hits Record High
The number of untaxed vehicles on the UK's roads more than doubled between 2013 and 2015, with the annual cost of vehicle excise duty evasion estimated at GBP80m (USD120.3m).
HMRC Collects GBP300m From Stamp Duty Crackdown
HM Revenue and Customs's Counter Avoidance Directorate collected GBP301.8m (USD455.6m) in unpaid UK stamp duty land tax in the year to March 31, 2015, according to law firm Collyer Bristow.
UK MPs Back 'Sugar Tax'
The UK Parliament's Health Select Committee has backed calls for a 20 percent tax on sugar-sweetened drinks.
Tax Advisers Question Need For New UK Tax Agency Powers
Tax advisers in the UK have questioned the need for two new tax evasion offenses, following the Government's announcement that it will go ahead with them.
UK To Review Council Tax Support Scheme
The UK Government is to review how local council tax support schemes have been implemented since their introduction in England in April 2013.
US
IRS Raises Small Business Capital Expensing Threshold
The US Internal Revenue Service has simplified the paperwork and record-keeping
requirements for small businesses by raising the de minimis
safe harbor threshold for the immediate expensing of certain capital items from USD500 to USD2,500.
Peru's Tax Authority Signs Pact With US Homeland Security
The US Department of Homeland Security and Peru's National Customs and Tax Administration signed an agreement on November 20, 2015, to establish a Trade Transparency Unit.
IRS Fails To Meet Information Security Requirements
The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration has decided that
certain information security programs and practices of the Internal Revenue Service failed to meet US Federal Information Security Modernization Act requirements.
US Corporate Exit Tax Suggestion
Steven Rosenthal, Senior Fellow at the Urban Institute, has written in the Tax
Policy Center blog that Congress could slow corporate tax inversions by imposing
an exit tax on US companies with deferred earnings.
Congress Receives Bills To Regulate Tax Preparers
Two Republican members of the House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee
have introduced a bill that attempts to ensure that US tax return preparers adhere
to minimum standards, while a wider bill introduced by both Senate and House Democrats
includes a provision giving the Internal Revenue Service the ability to
regulate tax preparers.
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Study Reveals Business Tax Burden In Canadian Cities
A new report by the C D Howe Institute, a think tank, has revealed that Saint John, Charlottetown, and Montreal have the highest tax burdens on new business investment among major Canadian cities.
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Jamaican Senate Passes Transfer Pricing Bill
The upper house of Jamaica's Parliament on November 27 passed amendments to the Income Tax Act to introduce a new transfer pricing regime in the territory.