News Stories Tagged 'tax reform'

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  OECD Tax Plans To Have Relatively Small Impact On Bermuda: Fitch

  by Jason Gorringe, Lowtax.net, London

  01 November, 2021
  

  Bermuda's appeal as a domicile for (re)insurance will be dulled by the OECD's latest international tax plans. However, the impact is likely to be less than the territory experienced after the US tax reform of 2017, says credit ratings agency Fitch Ratings.
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  Tags: Tax | Bermuda | legislation | offshore | insurance | environment | tax | tax reform | transfer pricing | tax rates | BEPS



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  Jersey Issues Draft Regulations On Income Tax Regime Changes

  by Jason Gorringe, Lowtax.net, London

  15 February, 2021
  

  The Government of Jersey has issued draft Regulations that set out how former Prior Year Basis taxpayers may pay their 2019 tax bills.
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  Tags: Jersey | tax | revenue guidance | tax reform | individual income tax



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  Jersey To Delay GST Changes In Light Of COVID-19

  by Jason Gorringe, Lowtax.net, London

  01 May, 2020
  

  The Government of Jersey has announced that it will defer planned changes to the de minimis level for paying goods and services tax on unaccompanied imported goods for personal use.
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  Tags: compliance | Jersey | legislation | services | goods and services tax (GST) | tax thresholds | tax | tax reform | VAT legislation | VAT rates | VAT goods & services classification | VAT compliance matters



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  Bermuda Issues Guidance On Payroll Tax Changes

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  10 April, 2020
  

  Bermuda has issued guidance on calculating payroll tax for the period April 1, 2020, to March 31, 2021.
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  Tags: compliance | payroll | budget | employees | Bermuda | tax compliance | tax | revenue guidance | tax reform | tax rates



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  Isle of Man To Update Taxpayer Codes After Personal Allowance Change

  by Jason Gorringe, Lowtax.net, London

  17 March, 2020
  

  The Isle of Man's Income Tax Division has said it is to issue new 2020/21 tax codes to employers.
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  Tags: budget | employees | Isle of Man | tax authority | tax thresholds | tax | tax reform | individual income tax



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  Aruba Announces Plan For Comprehensive Tax Reform

  by Jason Gorringe, Lowtax.net, London

  21 December, 2018
  

  The Aruba Government has released a new fiscal reform plan, which will cut personal taxes and overhaul the property tax regime.
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  Tags: dividends | Aruba | travel and tourism | food | excise duty | tax thresholds | tax | property tax | tax reform | tax rates | individual income tax



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  Potential March 2019 Date For Swiss Tax Referendum

  by Ulrika Lomas, Lowtax.net, Brussels

  04 October, 2018
  

  The Swiss Federal Council has set the date for a potential referendum on its corporate tax reform package for May 2019.
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  Tags: compliance | dividends | Switzerland | corporation tax | tax compliance | tax | tax reform | transfer pricing | tax rates | BEPS



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  Bermuda To Change Tack On Tax Reform

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  19 January, 2018
  

  Bermuda has hinted that it will soon offer a tax amnesty and drop plans for the introduction of a general service tax.
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  Tags: accounting | business | payroll | Tax | budget | professionals | Puerto Rico | Bermuda | regulation | penalties | offshore | services | mining | insurance | food | fees | value added tax (VAT) | tax | tax reform



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  Trinidad And Tobago's 2018 Budget Hikes Taxes

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  03 October, 2017
  

  Trinidad and Tobago's Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert, has announced a range of tax rises in the territory's recent 2018 Budget.
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  Tags: compliance | business | interest | Tax | budget | Finance | professionals | Construction | Trinidad and Tobago | services | construction | energy | environment | gambling | food | oil and gas | excise duty | corporation tax | goods and services tax (GST) | tax thresholds | environmental tax | value added tax (VAT) | tax compliance | tax | gambling tax | vehicle tax | property tax | tax avoidance | tax incentives | tax reform | import duty | tax rates | tax breaks



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  Malta To Refund VAT On Supplies For Disabled Persons

  by Jason Gorringe, Lowtax.net, London

  31 August, 2017
  

  Malta's Minister for Finance, Edward Scicluna, recently announced the start of a refund scheme for VAT paid on the purchase of equipment used by disabled persons.
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  Tags: Finance | Malta | value added tax (VAT) | tax | tax reform | tax breaks

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