Under Thai domestic rules, a foreign company is deemed to have a taxable presence in Thailand if it has a branch therein, or if it derives profits or gains from Thailand through an employee, a representative or a dependent agent.
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...
The Polish Sejm (lower house of parliament) approved on 13 January 2023 the law for the ratification of the pending protocol to the 2013 individual...
UK HMRC has published guidance on reporting cross-border arrangements under the new Mandatory Disclosure Rules. The new rules were recently introd...
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