Helping corporate tax departments navigate Brazil’s recent tax reform – Thomson Reuters Institute

Helping corporate tax departments navigate Brazil’s recent tax reform - Thomson Reuters Institute

A recent report by the Thomson Reuters Institute illustrates how corporate tax departments are preparing to mitigate the obstacles brought by Brazil’s recent tax reform plan and ensure a seamless transition for their organizations The tax system in Brazil has been complex and challenging for businesses and individuals alike. So, to address this issue, the … Read more

A Guide to Taxation in the Philippines

A Guide to Taxation in the Philippines

The taxation policy in the Philippines is chiefly governed by the following Republic Acts: The Corporate Recovery and Tax Incentives for Enterprises Act (CREATE Act) Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) Law Article VI, Section 28 of the Constitution; The National Internal Revenue Code; and Local Government Code of 1991. Tax structure The country … Read more

Furniture imports hit Sh8.7bn, defying steep President Ruto taxes

Furniture imports hit Sh8.7bn, defying steep President Ruto taxes

Expenditure on furniture ordered from foreign countries by Kenyan traders and households has continued to grow by double-digit rates despite increased taxation and government directives requiring agencies to cut imports. About Sh8.69 billion was spent on furniture, beddings, mattresses, and furnishes in the nine months through March 2024 following the application of 45 percent import … Read more

The High Cost of Wealth Taxes

The High Cost of Wealth Taxes

Wealth Tax Impact: Details & Analysis | Tax Foundation Skip to content Colombia, Norway, Spain, and Switzerland. Countries have repealed their wealth taxes for a variety of reasons. They raise little revenue, create high administrative costs, and induce an outflow of wealthy individuals and their money. Many policymakers have also recognized that high taxes on … Read more

Tax revenue falls through May as corporate levies decline

Tax revenue falls through May as corporate levies decline

The Ministry of Economy and Finance’s its headquarters in the central city of Sejong [YONHAP]   Korea’s tax revenue fell 9.1 trillion won ($6.6 billion) during the first five months of 2024, due mainly to reduced earnings from corporate taxes, data showed Friday.   The government collected 151 trillion won in taxes over the January-May … Read more

The European Union’s ViDA Proposal: Ignoring Principles Does Not Make Tax Policy Fairer

The European Union’s ViDA Proposal: Ignoring Principles Does Not Make Tax Policy Fairer

EU VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) Proposal | Tax Foundation Europe Skip to content Home • Blog • The European Union’s ViDA Proposal: Ignoring Principles Does Not Make Tax Policy Fairer discuss the EU’s VAT in the digital age (ViDA) proposal once again after Estonia’s veto on 14 May. The updated ViDA proposal, published … Read more

Sri Lanka: Major Tax Reforms Set to Boost Revenue, IMF Report Reveals

Sri Lanka: Major Tax Reforms Set to Boost Revenue, IMF Report Reveals

Sri Lanka is set to introduce a series of tax changes by next month aimed at increasing government revenue, according to a recent report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The report, which follows the IMF’s review of its program with Sri Lanka, outlines several key tax reforms. One of the major changes includes the … Read more

Betting, gaming players warn against more taxes

Betting, gaming players warn against more taxes

The proposed value-added tax (VAT) on betting and the increase in excise duty to 20 percent in Kenya could lead to the disappearance of at least 80 percent of sportsbook bets in the market, making investment in the sector unviable and triggering capital flight.