Author: Tom Witham

It may be summer holiday season for many, but there has been no slowdown in the number of VAT changes, updates and proposals being announced around the world. Here’s our round-up of the latest headlines for tax professionals looking to stay on top of all

India’s booming gaming industry fears being wiped out by the decision to impose a 28% tax on every sale made to players. The government has introduced the new rate of GST on the country’s 900-plus gaming start-ups, which until now had been paying just a

HMRC has this month started sending letters to UK businesses it believes could come under the scope of the imminent Pillar Two regulations, informing them of the new rules and providing an opportunity for any issues to be clarified in advance. And it’s not just

Whether it’s reduced rates or reclassifications, the summer months are always a busy time for indirect tax updates. Here is our round-up of some of the global headlines relating to VAT, Sales Tax and more in recent weeks: Uruguay The reduced rate of VAT for

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At midnight on 31st May, the UK’s much-anticipated free trade deals with Australia and New Zealand came into effect. Agreements with the two countries are the first to be negotiated from scratch since the UK left the European Union and will transform the way goods

From basmati rice to electric vehicles, we’ve got it all covered in our latest round-up of indirect tax snippets from across the globe. Vietnam A proposal to reduce the standard VAT rate by 2% to 8% has been made by Minister of Finance Ho Duc