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DAC6, the European Union's new disclosure regime, imposes the reporting of cross-border tax arrangements for multinational enterprises in 28 European countries. Jones Day partners Florian Lechner (Frankfurt) and Carlos...more
On 24 June, the Council of the European Union formally adopted a directive giving EU Member States the option to defer by six months the timetable for reporting under DAC6. ...more
In our latest interactive webinar we will discuss DAC6 – the EU Directive on reportable cross-border tax arrangements – and its impact on business. The importance of DAC6 cannot be overstated. As an intermediary,...more
DAC6 summary - Council Directive 2018/822 – known as DAC6 – is the sixth amendment to the EU Directive on Administrative Cooperation 2011/16/EU. DAC6 is aimed at providing the tax authorities with a “warning system” in...more
What is DAC6? ..DAC6 is a new regime under which intermediaries and/or taxpayers must report to an EU tax authority information about cross-border arrangements with a view to the information being exchanged with other tax...more
The European Council has adopted new rules aimed at providing EU tax authorities with advance information in relation to aggressive cross-border tax planning. A failure to provide prompt disclosure of such arrangements could...more
On May 25, 2018, the Council of the European Union formally adopted Council Directive 2018/822/EU on the reporting of "potentially aggressive" cross-border tax-planning arrangements....more
The Situation: The Member States of the EU have unanimously agreed on a proposed directive establishing new and far-reaching tax reporting obligations for "intermediaries" and taxpayers. The Result: The proposal lays down...more
Brexit: The Consequences for International Tax Planning - Just over a month has now passed since the referendum in which the United Kingdom voted narrowly to leave the European Union: an event which some have...more