Interpreneur insight: Managing transfer pricing risk
In this latest Interpreneur podcast episode, Kreston Global expert Jose Padilla, Tax and Legal Partner at Kreston BSG, is joined by Yessica Valor, Regional Senior Tax Manager, North and Central America, Tetra Pak and Martin Bonner, Chair of the Kreston Global Transfer Pricing Group and Partner and Tax Advisor, AREA Bollenberger.
Global minimum tax: The U.S. exception
Jelena Mihic with Bloomberg Tax explores how the U.S. exemption from the OECD's global minimum tax rules could reshape global tax policy.
Kreston Iberaudit recognised by Best Law Firms, Spain
Kreston Iberaudit has been recognised in the 2027 edition of Best Law Firms Spain, one of the leading international legal rankings that identifies the market’s most outstanding law firms based on the quality of their services
New tax regime for carried interest in Luxembourg
Carried interest in Luxembourg rules are set to change following the government’s presentation of draft law n°8590 on 24 July 2025.
Meera Rajah appointed Kreston Global Indirect Tax Group Chair
Meera Rajah, Partner at James Cowper Kreston, has been appointed as Chair of the Kreston Global Indirect Tax Group.
Non-residents in Belgium to declare taxes online by 22 November
OmniTrust has provided a comprehensive guide to help non-residents in Belgium understand how to declare their taxes online.
Kreston Brighture, China, August newsletter 2024
Kreston Global firm, Brighture, shares its expertise in its latest newsletter covering financial news and updates from China.
OECD’s Pillar 1: Reshaping multinational tax compliance
Mark Taylor, Chair of the Kreston Global Tax Group, provides a critical analysis for FT Adviser on the OECD's guidance regarding amount A, Pillar 1.
Kreston Brighture, China, June newsletter 2024
Kreston Global firm, Brighture, shares its expertise in its latest newsletter covering financial news and updates from China.
Luxembourg firm joins Kreston Global network
Kreston Global has today welcomed Luxembourg firm Global Osiris Audit & Expertise to the Kreston Global network.
Ecuador hit with VAT increase in 2024
Ecuador will see VAT rates increase in 2024 to tackle a $5 billion deficit, driven in part by a reduction in oil production and increased spending on tackling the country's ongoing unrest. The rise also satisfies a new financing agreement with the International Monetary Fund.
The practitioner’s guide to the OECD Multilateral Convention
Ganesh Ramaswamy was recently featured in an article on the OECD Multilateral Convention for Accounting Today.
