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Infographic: A guide to VAT in Italy
Taking tax from the basement to the penthouse suite: 5 things we learnt from the VAT Management Summit
Despite the Covid restrictions understandably meaning this year’s VAT Management Summit was a virtual event and we missed out on the chance to meet up with friends and colleagues from across the tax industry, we were nonetheless delighted to take part and contribute to an
Is Brazil set for major tax reform this year?
Businesses trading in or with Brazil have been given a warning of potential tax reform. Economy minister Paulo Guedes said last week that he wants the country’s tax system to be overhauled within four to five months, meaning businesses may be expected to comply with
Arcivate Q&A: All you need to know about e-invoicing in Saudi Arabia
In just over six months’ time, businesses trading in Saudi Arabia will be required to have the ability to issue, save and modify e-invoices for every transaction they complete. The new mandatory e-invoicing legislation will come into effect on 4th December and will mark a
Latest tax news: 10 quick VAT updates
The world of tax continues to move at a rapid pace. We’ve got 10 important VAT updates from around the world to share – all from the last two weeks! How many of these is your tax team already aware of? 1) Reduced rate on
11 new tax rules announced this week
We don’t need to tell tax professionals how difficult it can be to stay up to date with all the latest rules, rates and regulations. After all, countless new decisions and proposals are announced by tax authorities around the world every single day. To help
Walking the Width of Wales: Our charity heroes raise £8,000!
You may have heard about the remarkable efforts of four of our team from our office in Monmouth, Wales, who recently took on a daunting challenge for charity by walking the width of Wales. Well, the results are in, and it’s safe to say Nathan,
Is a digital tax war coming?
A tax storm is brewing! Recent reports suggest the US is considering slapping 25% tariffs on British exports in retaliation for the UK’s digital services tax, which has had a significant impact on American tech giants including Google, Amazon, Facebook and eBay. The UK imposed