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The EU Blacklist and “Tax Haven USA”

22 Friday Sep 2017

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blacklist, common reporting, eu, oecd, tax haven, usa

Beyond an unequivocal stance on climate change, the recent G20 summit also devoted significant attention to the issue of “tax transparency”. The US is currently the only major financial centre not to sign up to the Common Reporting Standard (CRS). The G20 communiqué threatens sanctions against countries not meeting the agreed international standards which include the full adoption of CRS.

Will the US give up its opaque stance (“Tax Haven USA”)? Will the OECD and the EU have the courage to blacklist the US if it fails to adopt CRS before 2018? The EU is now actively promoting the CRS as the standard it expects the US – and the rest of the world – to meet. We will watch with interest the EU blacklisting harmonisation process in the coming months.

France and Portugal update Double Tax Treaty

31 Wednesday Aug 2016

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bilateral, common reporting standard, double taxation treaty, france, oecd, portugal

France and Portugal have agreed to alter the bilateral tax treaty between the two countries.  The changes reflect the OECD recommendations regarding the exchange of fiscal information under the Common Reporting Standard.

The Common Reporting Standard draws near

25 Monday Jul 2016

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2015, 2016, 2017, common, compliance, fiscal, information, irregularities, oecd, portuguese, previous, reporting, resident, sharing, standard, years

 

The Common Reporting Standard (CRS) is an information system for the automatic exchange of tax information, developed in the context of the OECD. So far, 98 countries have signed up with more expected to join in the near future. Until now, the parties to most Double Tax Treaties in place for sharing information have done so only upon request. This approach has not always proven effective in preventing tax evasion. The new method is supposed to transfer all relevant information automatically and systematically. Continue reading →

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