
23 June 2026Publication
OECD TP Guidelines: intra-group services update
The OECD has released a draft update to the OECD TP Guidelines, proposing a range of revisions and clarifications in relation to intra-group services.
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23 June 2026Publication
The OECD has released a draft update to the OECD TP Guidelines, proposing a range of revisions and clarifications in relation to intra-group services.

23 June 2026 Publication
The OECD is consulting on possible amendments to the model reporting rules for digital platforms
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23 June 2026 Publication
HMRC has published a technical consultation on the introduction of a requirements for filing an international controlled transactions schedule (ICTS).

18 June 2026 Publication
The management of credit by the original lender does not fall within VAT exemption where that original lender has sold the debts to an SPV
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17 June 2026 Publication
The Supreme Court has held that certain discretionary reallocations of special capital were taxable as miscellaneous income.