Uruguay has a territorial tax system. Only domestic-sourced income and capital gains are taxed. Foreign-source income is not taxable even if remitted to Uruguay.
Effective 1 January 2023, as an exception to the territorial tax system, Uruguay introduced new income source rules for passive income from foreign sources received by entities that are members of MNE groups (see Sec. 12.5.).
The federal Canadian budget for 2023/2024 was presented on 28 March 2022. The draft proposes several tax measures including, notably, the following...
The EU Tax Observatory released an in-depth study of the estimated revenues per country and a ranking of the countries set to gain or lose from of...
The EU Parliament Joint Committees on economic affairs (ECON) and home affairs and civil liberties (LIBE) on 27 March adopted far-reaching amendmen...
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