Brazil’s consumption tax reform: understanding the new selective tax
Gabriel Caldiron Rezende of Machado Associados summarises the general aspects of the recently enacted Brazilian selective tax and explains why taxpayers should already be making preparations before its entry into force in 2027
Webinar – Navigating e-invoicing challenges: the impact of ViDA on automation and compliance journeys
Join ITR and Thomson Reuters on May 28 for the second webinar of a three-part series on e-invoicing and hear how businesses can strategically manage measures such as the VAT in the Digital Age proposal
Indonesian tax roundup: waiver window created for individual penalties
Hartiadi Budi Santoso and Arip Prastyo Wibowo of GNV Consulting Services summarise the application of the waiver, along with new regulations regarding customs audit and excise audit procedures, and free trade zone customs declarations
This week in tax: Donald Trump pauses global tariffs
However, the US president increased tariffs on imported Chinese goods to 125%; in other news, UK tax firm MHA expects to raise £102m from its London listing
‘Will send shockwaves’: experts assess business impact of Trump’s tariffs
The new tariffs could force companies to reroute logistics, renegotiate crucial deals or even uproot their production facilities, one tax expert tells ITR
The end of automatic VAT deregistrations? The CJEU draws the line
Fernando Matesanz of Spanish VAT Services examines a Court of Justice of the European Union ruling that curbs the automatic deregistration of VAT numbers, reinforcing the need for individualised assessments and proportionality in tax enforcement
Webinar – E-invoicing fundamentals: laying the groundwork for compliance
Gain essential insights into continuous tax controls by joining ITR and Thomson Reuters on April 30 for the first webinar of a three-part series on streamlining e-invoicing compliance in a digital-first world
This week in tax: Donald Trump announces new global tariff regime
The EU is preparing countermeasures to protect its interests, Ursula von der Leyen said; in other news, the NRA is suing the state of Colorado over a 6.5% tax on the sale of firearms
UK court case on private school VAT policy begins
Kingsley Napley’s claimants are arguing that taxing the provision of education breaches the European Convention on Human Rights