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Central and Eastern European Tax guide
Our CEE specialists have created an interactive comparison guide with the aim to offer an overview of the tax systems in the CEE region. We strongly believe that this publication will help investors understand the complexities of the various CEE tax regimes, as well as highlight the latest developments and trends characterizing the tax regime of a given country.
In the first section, the tax systems of the CEE region are presented country-by-country, based on data provided by the relevant Mazars offices. At the end of this guide you will find summary tables that allow side-by-side comparisons of the relevant tax environments.
Please visit our country list to have a quick overview on the main features of the tax regulations of the countries in the CEE region
Transfer Pricing Rules guide
The OECD’s Base Erosion and Profits Shifting (BEPS) Action Plan has initiated profound changes to how tax authorities assess transfer pricing. Gradually, governments and tax authorities around the world are introducing a number of recommendations included in the BEPS Action Plan into domestic legislation.
Although efforts have been made to coordinate implementation of the recommendations, uptake has not been universal and as such there are timing differences in when the recommendations will be introduced, if at all. The absence of such coordination presents major challenges to multinational enterprises (MNEs) in relation to both current and future tax liabilities.
In recognition of this, Mazars has developed a tool that allows users to identify and compare local country transfer pricing requirements across jurisdictions.
Please visit our country list for detailed data or choose your preferred parameters to compare.
Country by Country reporting
A cornerstone in tackling base erosion and profits shifting (BEPS) is increasing transparency. To achieve this, certain multinational enterprises (MNEs) will need to submit a Country-by-Country (CbC) report, as introduced in BEPS Action 13.
The preparation and delivery of the CbC report not only requires extensive work compiling the relevant accounting data, but a deep understanding of each jurisdictions’ CbC reporting requirements. MNEs must untangle the web of automatic exchange relationships between tax authorities to identify the relevant reporting entities and deadlines for both notifications and submissions in jurisdictions that the MNE has a presence in.
In recognition of this, Mazars has developed a tool that allows users to identify and compare local CbC report requirements across jurisdictions.
Please visit our country list for detailed data or choose your preferred parameters to compare.
Global Mobility Services guide
The tax and social security legislation and rates may differ significantly and is frequently changing. For expatriates working in different countries it is necessary to consider the relevant laws and regulations and being compliant with the different laws is not always simple, nor is it clear that different solutions could be given. Non-compliance may result in significant consequences and may not be limited to only financial penalties. Expats are encouraged to obtain appropriate professional advice.
This guide serves as a quick reference guide to assist those who would be seconded to or within the following countries or employers seconding expatriates to work in or within the following countries. We have also given a comparison of the level of social security contributions and individual income tax in the mentioned countries.
Please visit our country list for detailed data or choose your preferred parameters to compare.
DAC6 regulations guide
The Council Directive (EU) 2018/822 of 25 May 2018 amending Directive 2011/16/EU in respect of mandatory automatic exchange of information in the field of taxation in relation to reportable cross-border arrangements (“the DAC6 Directive” or “the Directive”) supplements the reporting obligations for certain categories of entities.
The DAC6 Mazars Working Group, consisting of experienced tax specialists, based in the EU Mazars offices, is pleased to offer you our platform comprising detailed information regarding the applicable legislation in all EU Member States, the deviations from the Directive and other transposition peculiarities, organized on key interest areas.
Our practical tool offers the possibility to compare countries by topic in light of the transposed Directive, thus simplifying the analysis of potential reporting obligations.
Brexit Radar
Brexit Radar is our useful tool to help businesses navigate ongoing changes introduced post-Brexit, ensuring business continuity while identifying international opportunities ahead.
The users are able to read personalised and practical insights and actions to take across key areas including: cross-border transactions and VAT, data protection, global mobility, supply chain and other corporate tax considerations.
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