Algeria: Issued Tax Free Government Bonds

20 April, 2016

The Algerian Tax Administration issued a Note pertaining to the issuance of government bonds starting from 17 April 2016. Interest income from those bonds will benefit from a tax exemption. Subscriptions will be available for both individuals and

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Tanzanian Requires Taxpayers with Related-Party Transactions Contemporaneous Transfer Pricing Documentation

02 April, 2016

The requirement for transfer pricing documentation has been in place since February 7, 2014 but the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) had not previously enforced this requirement. TRA have started requesting transfer pricing documentation from

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FATCA Agreement Signed between United States and Georgia

14 July, 2015

Georgia and the United States have signed a Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) agreement on 10 July 2015. This is a Model 1 Agreement. Under this reciprocal agreement, financial institutions in Georgia will report the information required

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Luxembourg: Adopts 2014 Budget

29 April, 2014

Luxembourg’s 2014 Budget has been adopted by the Chamber of Deputies. The debate in parliament was concerned with the Luxembourg Government’s intention to raise taxes with effect from 2015. The government also intends to increase three of the

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Luxembourg: Challenges european commission on Tax Information Injunctions

28 April, 2014

Luxembourg is to challenge the European Commission in the Court over tax rules that are alleged by the Commission to benefit only specific types of entity. These provisions may be contrary to the state aid provisions in the European Union. The

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Tanzania: Reconsiders gas windfall tax proposal

27 April, 2014

Tanzania may decide against a windfall tax on production, which had been considered as part of the National Natural Gas Policy (NNGP). It is now considered that a windfall tax might not be appropriate in the initial stages of natural gas extraction,

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Czech Republic – Tax change for investment funds and individuals

27 April, 2014

It is reported that the Czech Minister of Finance has abandoned plans to unify by 2015 the tax collection in respect of individual income tax and public insurance contributions. Some tax measures are however to be introduced to rationalize the tax

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