US tariffs and the Indian economy: Crisis or Catalyst?
In 2025, US tariffs and the Indian economy hit the headlines, with the U.S.–India trade relationship facing its most dramatic rupture in decades
Service: Taxation
What is BEPS?
Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) refers to tax planning strategies used mainly by multinational enterprises to exploit the loopholes in tax rules so as to avoid paying tax
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.
Attracting international talent: Luxembourg’s expatriate tax regime
Luxembourg’s expatriate tax regime is the latest tool in the country’s strategy to attract top international talent in an increasingly competitive global market for skilled professionals.
Canadian tariffs and exit strategies: A tax perspective
Kreston GTA in Canada is inviting colleagues across the Kreston network interested in Canadian tariffs and exit strategies to join the latest instalment of their tax seminar series, led by Bal Katlai, Tax Partner at Kreston GTA.
Mauritania tax guide
EXCO GHA Mauritanie has produced a brand new 2025 guide for businesses, individuals, and tax professionals needing to understand Mauritania’s tax structure
Business legal services
When your business faces complex legal challenges, you need more than just generic advice, you need specialised legal expertise that […]
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.
Raising the Stakes: Employee Equity Schemes in Canada
Employee Equity Schemes in Canada, specifically Employee Option Trusts (EOTs) were given a sweetener in June this year with a Capital Gains Tax exemption.
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.
New Luxembourg property law aims to revitalise housing market
A new Luxembourg property law enacted in May 2024, aims to invigorate the housing market, which has recently faced challenges due to rising interest rates and construction costs.
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 wealth tax found to be unconstitutional
The Luxembourg wealth tax has been ruled unconstitutional in a landmark judgement by courts in Luxembourg.
Luxembourg’s 2024 investment tax rebates
Luxembourg’s 2024 investment tax rebates are set for significant changes following the recent passage of Bill No. 8276 by the Chamber of Deputies.
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Mexican tax law and transfer pricing
Mexican tax law and transfer pricing regulations have recently been updated for multinational groups making administrative payments.
The importance of double taxation treaties
Double taxation of income and capital would add a significant challenge for taxpayers navigating the complexities of global commerce.
Luxembourg firm joins Kreston Global network
Kreston Global has today welcomed Luxembourg firm Global Osiris Audit & Expertise to the Kreston Global network.
