22.09.2022

Global International Corporate Tax Newsletter #2/2022 now available

Changes in international tax law and country-specific tax law developments with respect to cross-border transactions

It is our pleasure to present our WTS Global Newsletter International Corporate Tax (ICT).

In order to keep you up to date, our WTS Global Newsletter International Corporate Tax (ICT) will therefore give you an overview of current developments in this sector, with a particular focus on changes in international tax law and country-specific tax law developments with respect to cross-border transactions in 12 selected countries.

A special thank you goes out to our WTS Global partners, who contributed to this WTS Global ICT Newsletter.

We hope you will find this newsletter useful and we would appreciate your feedback and suggestions.

Our experts at the WTS Global ICT team will be happy to answer any questions you may have regarding any aspects of this newsletter.

Read the WTS Global ICT Newsletter here.

Dr. Gabriele Rautenstrauch

Partner

Germany

WTS Global ICT Newsletter #2/2022

Changes in international tax law and country-specific tax law developments with respect to cross-border transactions

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