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Corporate Tax Reporter at Bloomberg Tax. Formerly worked at CNN, Fortune, Business Insider and the Financial Times.

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Ireland Scoops Extra $1.49 Billion From Global Minimum Tax Debut Original

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By Ryan Hogg Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Ireland collected around €1.1 billion ($1.3 billion) worth of taxes from large companies in July as it introduced the global minimum tax. The first large tranche of receipts from the country’s 15% top-up tax made up the vast majority of the €1.3 billion ($1.49 billion) the country collected in corporation taxes last month, according to figures released Thursday by the Department of Finance.
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China’s Offshore Trust Policy Risks Double Taxation for Wealthy

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By Somesh Jha, Ryan Hogg Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Tax advisers are scrambling to assess the reach of China’s sweeping new rules to tax offshore trusts, noting that double taxation is emerging as a key concern for high-net-worth individuals caught between Chinese and foreign tax systems. Wealthy individuals and Chinese entrepreneurs, who have long used offshore trusts as a favored vehicle for holding and transferring assets, are staring at potentially significant tax bills — with less than 90 days to sort out their liabilities, advisers warn.
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Avoid Weakening Key Transfer Pricing Method, Group Tells OECD Original

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By Ryan Hogg Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
New guidance from the OECD focused on the pricing of intragroup services shouldn’t water down the use of cost-based pricing methods, the body’s main business lobby said. Updated guidance should reinforce the idea that cost-based methods for the valuation of services are often the best for most intragroup service arrangements, Business at OECD, or BIAC, said in a consultation letter published Wednesday.
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