Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Singapore industry relieved at low impact of Indonesia tax amnesty

Assets returned must be kept in Indonesia for three years, in funds managed by appointed banks or invested in property.

Pakistan to sign tax agreement with OECD

Minister for Finance Ishaq Dar termed the decision a historic one while briefing a crowded press conference regarding decisions of the Federal Cabinet here at the Prime Minister’s Office.

Deloitte Acquires Wealth Firm

Deloitte in Australia has announced that Morse Consulting will join its Australian business.

Revised IndoMauritius tax treaty to curb tax evasion: Finance Ministry

It will improve transparency in tax matters and will help curb tax evasion and tax avoidance.

Tax reform as new human rights agenda

The goal of these policies is clear, to compete with other tax jurisdictions and create a larger base of taxpayers for state revenue.

India Cabinet Agrees Cypriot Tax Treaty Changes

India had also recently agreed a similar change to its tax treaty with Mauritius.

India-Singapore tax treaty: Mauritius-like amendment expected

The bilateral tax treaty helps in avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income.

Singapore inks bilateral agreements with Ethiopia, Mozambique and Nigeria

Singapore's Minister for Trade and Industry (Industry) S Iswaran signed an avoidance of double taxation agreement with Ethiopia

The next phase of Australia's diminishing tax base? Losing billions in revenue to China and India

Disputes between revenue authorities have been a feature of the global tax system for more than 100 years.

Top corporate players sign up for voluntary tax code

Notably the list includes mining giants Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton, which have just faced a fresh Australian Taxation Office crackdown on their sales hubs in Singapore, through which they funnel billions of dollars.

Jokowi amnesty favors tax cheats and punishes payers, OECD says

Under the amnesty, tax-avoiding individuals and companies would pay between just 2 per cent and 10 per cent in penalties, or around a third of what they should be.

Investigations against Indians named in Panama Papers’ expose at ‘preliminary stage’

This group consisted of the officers of investigation division of the Central Board of Direct Taxes.

Tax laws protect most Panama Papers’ names from action

Tax declarations of income tax filers are time barred and could not be opened beyond last five years.

Indonesia’s tax amnesty shows slow progress in first month

In addition, the government hopes that more than US$70 billion of assets overseas will return home under the amnesty.

Australia Reviewing Offshore Marketing Hub Arrangements

The ATO said that these arrangements can give rise to significant profit shifting issues for the Australian entities involved.

Jakarta plans tax haven on two islands near Singapore

Bintan, Rempang earmarked to draw funds that may otherwise be kept outside Indonesia, says senior minister

More capital from tax havens poured into Vietnam

The capital, including $8.7 billion worth of newly registered and $4.3 billion worth of additionally invested capiral, will be used to develop 1,408 projects.

Government notifies revised tax treaty with Mauritius

India and Mauritius signed had signed the revised Double Taxation Avoidance Convention after prolonged negotiations at Port Louis.

International Tax News - August 2016 - PwC

Keeping up with the constant flow of international tax developments worldwide can be a real challenge for multinational companies.

A Talk on the Benefits of Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement between Cambodia and Singapore

What are the objectives and benefits of a double taxation avoidance (DTA) agreement?