A Week in Review

Administrative approach agreed with our Cousin’s For those of you who know the script of the Australia/NZ double tax treaty agreement (“DTA”) inside out, or at least its residency Article (Art.4), you will appreciate that a company which is considered tax resident of both jurisdictions under their respective domestic corporate tax residency rules, is then […]

Richard AshbyPartner, Gilligan Sheppard

A Week in Review

Taxation of digital services Close on the heels of Budget 2019, in which the Government signalled its intention to progress public consultation on a digital services tax (“DST”), the Ministers of Revenue and Finance have released a discussion document titled “Options for taxing the digital economy”. The topic itself is presently on the OECD/G20 agenda, […]

Richard AshbyPartner, Gilligan Sheppard

Hutchinson and Bloodgood LLP joins IR as the exclusive Tax (Accountants) Member in California

IR Global, the world’s largest exclusive network of advisory firms is delighted to introduce Dave Thompson of Hutchinson and Bloodgood LLP. Dave has joined IR as our exclusive Tax (Accountants) Member in California. Since our inception in 1922, we have lived by the philosophy “To Serve the Client.” We deliver accounting and consulting services that maximize […]

Dave ThompsonPartner, Hutchinson and Bloodgood LLP

A Week in Review

Are you paying your employees in cryptocurrency? Well while you may not be doing so, the apparent increasingly common occurrence into today’s cryptocurrency world has resulted in IR issuing an exposure draft (is it wrong to suggest there are perhaps more pressing issues they could be issuing interpretation statements on??) on how remuneration paid in […]

Richard AshbyPartner, Gilligan Sheppard

Time to bid farewell to LIBOR and look to transition into a New World Order

Background London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR)[1] is a global benchmark interest rate widely used to price financial indentures across economies, including but not limited to standard inter-bank products (like interest rate futures/ options/ swaps/ cap/ floor), commercial field products (like variable rate mortgages) and hybrid products (like collateralized mortgage obligations). On 27 July 2017, Andrew […]

A Week in Review

CPI adjustments released IR has released two CPI adjustments, the first in relation to the standard-cost household for boarding service providers, and the second in respect of the standard-cost household service for childcare providers. In both cases, for providers who have a standard 31 March balance date, the CPI adjustments will apply to their calculations […]

Richard AshbyPartner, Gilligan Sheppard

Making sense of the OECD’s three proposals for revising profit allocation and nexus rules

This is in the backdrop of the OECD’s latest step to issue a consultation paper on the same and seeking public comments.   QUESTIONS:  What do the OECD’s recent proposals for revising profit allocation and nexus rules simply state? Please illustrate with the modern day examples? *User participation proposal  This proposal seeks to allocate the taxing […]