4 Ways Italians Can Save Money By The “Improvident Tax Demand”

It will come as pleasant news to those Italians burdened by economic woes that authorities like Equitalia and Serit are not entirely exempt from mistakes when issuing tax demands. Join the growing number of Italians already having their ‘Notifications Of Tax Demand’ cancelled by following these steps below:

The tax demand, the means of choice to fight tax evasion, covers a wide spectrum of public revenue: Imposed Taxation Duties, INPS, VAT, Tax Registration, Mortgage and […]

By |May 4th, 2013|

Luxembourg: Bill Of Law On Exit Tax

On 15 March 2013, the Luxembourg Government submitted to Parliament bill of law n°6556. The purpose of the bill of law is to amend some of the Luxembourg provisions regarding enterprise migration considered as not compliant with EU law.

According to the European Court of Justice (“ECJ”), imposing taxes on unrealised capital gains at such time and for the sole reason that a company transfers its headquarters to another Member State of the European Economic […]

By |April 29th, 2013|

Cayman Islands And Brazil Sign Tax Agreement

The Government of the Cayman Islands signed a tax information exchange agreement (TIEA) with the Republic of Brazil on 19th March 2013. This is the 31st TIEA entered into by the Cayman Islands.

The TIEA, which adheres to the OECD’s Global Forum on Transparency for Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes, builds on the exiting business relationship between the Cayman Islands and Brazil, following an MOU entered into in 2006 with Brazil’s Central Bank, Banco […]

By |April 22nd, 2013|