With everything that's been going on in Europe, and on the international stage more broadly, it feels like a long time since we've taken a proper look at what's going on in the United States from a tax perspective... Read Full Article »
The gilet jaunes - the yellow vests movement - have a lot to answer for. It could be partly thanks to them that France is hell-bent on bringing in its national digital tax, a move that is only likely to apply further pressure... Read Full Article »
Umm Al Quwain Free Trade Zone is located in Umm Al Quwain which is one of seven Emirates in UAE and just 45 km away from Dubai. Umm Al Quwain is a progressive and prosperous emirate with modern infrastructure... Read Full Article »
The US tax reform legislation might not be perfect, as anyone grappling with the transition tax and the alphabet soup of acronyms and abbreviations, such as BEAT, GILTI, and FDII, would attest... Read Full Article »
Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) was established in 2002, with a government backed mandate to provide the physical, market and financial infrastructure required to establish Dubai as a hub for global commodities trade... Read Full Article »
Europe and the United States aren't just separated physically by 3,000 miles of ocean. Often, the divides are economic, political, social, and cultural. Put it this way, Paris, France, is a very different place to Paris, Texas... Read Full Article »
Maybe it's because we now live in increasingly fast-paced, on-demand economies, but there seems to be a growing sense of impatience at the pace - or lack thereof - of the OECD's work on some crucial areas of the BEPS... Read Full Article »
Establishing a company in California is something that is highly popular amongst many people, as of the year 2017. And why wouldn't anyone want to own a business in California? California is a famous city all over the world... Read Full Article »
When it comes to economic and tax developments, Ireland doesn't do half measures. Most countries are accustomed to riding the ups and downs of the economic cycle, but Ireland has made the experience something of a rollercoaster... Read Full Article »
Economists in favour of Remain largely agree that leaving the EU will deal a considerable blow to UK exports to Europe and weaken Foreign Direct Investment, which could lead to an increase in unemployment and a fall in GDP... Read Full Article »
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