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7 updates from the world of tax

This week’s collection of tax updates is focused on several countries from across the globe: UK, France, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Thailand and Australia. Take a closer look at the details collated for you here in our latest round-up of global tax news. 1) UK –

Oman VAT update: Sultan sets April 2021 launch date

Update – 18th October 2020 The Official Gazette of Oman has published the country’s VAT Law, confirming VAT will come into effect on 16th April 2021. It included 106 articles across 13 chapters and covered regulations on everything from registration to zero-rated and exempt supplies,

Businesses in Oman: Are you ready for VAT?

Based in or trading with Oman? You’ll soon need to get your business up to speed with the complexities and nuances of a brand new VAT system, which recently moved a step closer to being implemented in the country. Majlis Al Shura, the advisory council

4 countries making VAT changes this autumn

Barely a week after we revealed seven VAT changes in seven days, a number of further updates have been announced by authorities in four more countries: Portugal, Ecuador, Canada and Poland. Here’s the latest details from four important announcements around the world you’ll need to

7 talking points from the last 7 days in tax

It’s been another busy week in the world of tax. If you haven’t kept up to date with all the latest changes and updates from around Europe, sit back and take a few minutes to catch up in our weekly round-up of seven headlines you

VAT in the GCC: A post-Covid warning for tax professionals

It’s just over two-and-a-half years since VAT was embraced by the early adopting countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). To date, considering the enormity of the task, it’s fair to say significant progress has been made and three nations (Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the

Amazon Tax, Knowledge Resource Centres and VAT Guides

It seems Amazon has come under the tax spotlight in recent years. You may recall back in October 2018 when The Guardian reported the call for ‘Amazon Tax’ from Dave Lewis, Tesco’s chief executive, who shared that he intended to prevent our high street chains