Danish Mehboob is a Senior Reporter at Bloomberg Law. He specializes in international tax, focusing on regions such as the United Kingdom, European Union, Australia, and Nigeria. Danish's insights and analyses have been featured in Bloomberg Law, reflecting his expertise in the complex landscape of global taxation.
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The Australian government will hand extra funds to the national Taxation Office from July 1 to address growing business tax liabilities.
The UK tax office is attempting to tighten the law on how businesses claim credits for the plastic packaging tax.
OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann is set to call on G7 leaders to assist developing countries in implementing the upcoming global tax agreement, with the need described as “urgent.”
UK energy company SSE Generation Ltd. can claim £227 million ($284 million) in tax relief, the UK Supreme Court ruled Wednesday, following a battle between the company and HMRC.
Officials of His Majesty’s Revenue & Customs told the government on Wednesday of a longstanding concern about compliance checks for research and development tax relief.
Australia is preparing to target companies with risky intangible asset arrangements via guidance released Wednesday.
New Zealand is planning to add the OECD’s rules for a global minimum tax in its law through a simple, updatable reference instead of the full text.
African countries must adopt at least some minimum tax legislation to avoid missing corporate revenues in 2024 under the global tax deal, an official from the African Tax Administration Forum said.
By: Isabel Gottlieb, Danish Mehboob
Many companies are likely to face higher taxes if Switzerland adopts the 15% global minimum tax rules approved in a referendum yesterday—erasing some of the benefits they currently enjoy.
By: Danish Mehboob, Lauren Vella
OECD negotiators are looking for feedback on its plan to simplify some transfer pricing operations.
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