International Tax Bytes: 7 October 2022
ITB is a weekly PodCast by Steve Towers. It covers all major global tax events for any given week. 07 October 2022: This week’s highlights
Category: FP News
I/I/T/F METHODOLOGY = SUCCESSFUL CASES
The BESPOKE-winning methodology that we teach in our Postgraduate course in Transfer Pricing and International taxation has been tried and tested by Dr Daniel N
Risky Business – 10 things I hate about TP!
Article by: Regan van Rooy Movie buffs will hopefully get the joke intended in this week’s newsletter title, however, if not our other title is
Another TP tax dispute argued before the Tax Board in Tanzania won for our client
The Academy of Tax Law would like to congratulate the head of our academics, Dr Daniel N. Erasmus, and his team for another successful transfer
From the Controversy Landscape – Code of Conduct Principles of Tax Authorities vs Tax Payers Rights Being Challenged
GTC Conference 2022 The introduction of BEPS has changed the landscape of international taxation. It brought about not only legislative changes but also politically driven
2020/21 Mauritius Budget
BY: Mark Korten – Korten Consulting The Minister of Finance in Mauritius presented the 2020/21 Budget on 11 June 2021. I have waited to see if
Transfer Pricing Masterclass
Article by: Quebiko.com Now you are able to take the most inclusive Transfer Pricing courses at great pricing on either Quebiko.com or Udemy.com. The courses
A MODEL OF TAXPAYERS’ RIGHTS AS A GUIDE TO BEST PRACTICE IN TAX ADMINISTRATION
Paper by: Duncan Bentley In 2003, Messere, De Kam and Heady identified major trends in taxation and benefits during the second half of the 20th
Challenging SARS audits in light of the Constitution by Prof. Dr. Daniel N. Erasmus
ABSTRACT This thesis deals with the relevant law up to 30 September 2012, but the principles are still relevant to the Tax Administration Act, 2011.
NIGERIA – Tax Appeal Tribunal delivers landmark decision on threshold for exported service under Nigerian tax law – Ken Etim, Abimbola Akeredolu, Azeezah Muse-Sadiq, Kemi Ajayi , Oluwatoba Oguntuase and Emmanuel Onyeabor (Banwo & Ighodalo)
The Tax Appeal Tribunal, Lagos Zone (“TAT” or the “Tribunal”), recently held thatservices which flow from service providers in Nigeria to third parties (such as,