Our Corporate Tax News publication focuses on international tax news and covers current tax issues. Corporate Tax News brings together key topics in international corporate taxation to support companies' business operations.
There is a lot going on in the field of international taxation: Cyprus is tightening its payment rules, Brazil is planning a withholding tax on dividends, and transparency is advancing in Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom, among other places. In addition, the EU's DAC9 directive and Pillar Two reforms are moving forward. Read more about our latest Corporate Tax News review!
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EMEA
- Cyprus: Measures targeting low-tax and non-cooperative jurisdictions introduced
- United Arab Emirates: Key action steps for the first year of implementation of pillar two rules
- United Arab Emirates: Regulations on tax grouping, participation exemption and foreign PEs updated
- United Arab Emirates: OECD guidance on global anti-base erosion rules adopted
- Liechtenstein: Pillar two GloBE registration launched
- Qatar: Beneficial tax credit granted for web summit entities
- Saudi Arabia: New rules require identification of beneficial owners
- UK: Government consults on proposed advance tax clearance process for major projects
The Americas
Asia Pacific
- Hong Kong: 2025/26 Hong Kong budget highlights
- Singapore: What businesses need to know about corporate tax changes in budget 2025
- Thailand: 2025 revenue code overhaul: A strategic leap toward fiscal resilience
International News
- European Union: DAC9 directive for the exchange of pillar two information in effect
- European Union: CJEU clarifies PSD anti-abuse rule regarding the participation exemption
- International News: Corporate tax bytes
- International News: Pillar two tracker update