Resident companies with wholly owned resident subsidiaries can file consolidated income tax return provided that the subsidiaries are organized in the Netherlands, Aruba, or St. Maarten and their place of management is Curaçao.. Also if there is a non-discrimination provision of a relevant tax treaty, entities established under the laws of a tax treaty party can be consolidated provided that they are resident in Curaçao.
Spain has published Order HFP/94/2023 of 2 February 2023 in the Official Gazette, which approves four new forms for the windfall profits taxes on...
UK HMRC has published guidance on reporting cross-border arrangements under the new Mandatory Disclosure Rules. The new rules were recently introd...
Irish Revenue has issued eBrief No. 026/23 concerning updates to Tax and Duty Manual Part 35D-01-01 - Guidance on the Interest Limitation Rule. Th...
The world’s most complete array of cross-border tax analysis and data
Pillar 2 risk assessments, reporting, global compliance and forecasting
Comprehensive library of compliance due dates and rules
Automated workflows based on any recurring tax or business process
A complete solution for audit and global tax controversy tracking
Maintain a historical record of all entity data with sophisticated filters
Visualize your entity data in a range of layouts based on custom filters
Track worldwide tax law changes daily across 47 different tax topics
Identify and manage your reportable cross-border arrangements
Secure storage and collaboration for all your tax documentation
Calculations and compliance for GMT, BEPS and US FSIC
Provides the various compliance steps, forms and rates for completion