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Matthias Luther, Florian S. Zawodsky (Ernst & Young GmbH, Germany)
VAT and Virtual Worlds – A German Precedent?
May 04, 2022

About a year ago, a Regional Fiscal Court in Cologne (Germany) ruled virtual renting of virtual land to be a VATable transaction.[1] In the case, a German taxpayer generated revenue by renting out…

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Nathalie Bravo (Junior Tax Manager at BDO Netherlands)
Is the Multilateral Instrument (MLI) Really Multilateral? (Published in the book A Multilateral Convention for Tax: From Theory to Implementation of the Wolter Kluwer Series on International Taxation)
April 27, 2022

 1. Background In the article Is the Multilateral Instrument (MLI) Really Multilateral? published in the book A Multilateral Convention for Tax – From Theory to Implementation of the Wolters Kluwer…

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Guillermo O. Teijeiro (Bomchil)
Reconciling MLI Anti-abuse Treaty Rules with Existing Double Tax Agreement (DTA) and Domestic GAAR in Argentina
April 25, 2022

Notes on the starting of MLI internalization process Background The Multilateral Convention to Implement Tax treaty Related measures to prevent BEPS (the Multilateral BEPS Convention or MLI) [i]…

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Phelippe Toledo Pires de Oliveira (postdoctoral researcher at the Institute for Austrian and International Tax Law (WU))
Brazil’s recent IPI tax cut: generosity with others’ money?
April 07, 2022

Phelippe Toledo Pires de Oliveira[1] In late February 2022, the Brazilian federal government published a decree slashing the federal tax on manufactured goods (IPI). For those unfamiliar with the…

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Anne Klethi (Legal secretary (référendaire) at the Luxembourg administrative Court)
Are Aggressive Tax-Planners ESG-Compliant?
April 05, 2022

What does the notion of “aggressive tax strategy” mean for the quest for tax justice and what are its consequences on environmental, social and governance matters?[1] In my opinion, an enterprise’s…

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Ana Paula Dourado (General Editor of Intertax)
The Contents of Intertax, Volume 50, Issue 3
April 04, 2022

We are happy to inform you that the latest issue of the journal is now available and includes the following contributions: Stefanie Geringer, The EU’s Uncoordinated Approach to Tax Avoidance and Tax…

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Jonathan Schwarz (Temple Tax Chambers; King’s College London)
What is in a language? Parlez-vous français?
March 31, 2022

English may be the lingua franca of our time, but it is not the only language of international law. Royal Bank of Canada v HMRC [2022] UKUT 45 (TCC).  raised issues around the interpretation of a tax…

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Giorgio Emanuele Degani (PhD – University of Brescia/Bergamo; Tax Lawyer in Milan)
The Italian Regional Tax on Petrol for Automotive Is Incompatible with Directive 2008/118/CE on Excise Duties
March 30, 2022

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), by means of an Order in Case C-255/20 of 9 November 2021 [1], established the incompatibility with EU law, in particular with Directives 2008/118/EC…

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Maarten de Wilde (Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam, PwC Rotterdam)
On an animal farm and ‘equality, however’ according to the Pillar 2 Commentary
March 15, 2022

Prof.M.F. (Maarten) de Wilde[1] Summary Yesterday, on 14 March 2022, the OECD published the Commentary on the Pillar 2 Model Rules, the global minimum rate for large multinationals. When reading the…

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Stjepan Gadzo (Assistant Professor at University of Rijeka, Faculty of Law)
Croatia: A New (Tax-Free) Promised Land for Digital Nomads (Part II)
February 28, 2022

In the first part of this two-piece article titled “Croatia: A New (Tax-Free) Promised Land for Digital Nomads? (Part I)”, we provided an overview of the new Croatian normative framework applicable…

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