29/11/19
In the first DAC 6 Pulse we have updated you on the status of the implementation of DAC6 in the various EU member states, and explained to what extent the scope of DAC6 in the various countries corresponds to the DAC6 guideline.
A transaction must fall under one of the hallmarks in order to fall under the reporting obligation. The explanation and interpretation of the hallmarks is therefore very relevant. For that reason, we will regularly publish extra Pulse-editions in which a specific hallmark is discussed.
This edition focuses on hallmark E.3. In short, hallmark E.3 concerns internal reorganisations within the group, as a result of which the projected EBIT of the transferring entity or the acquiring entity, measured over a period of three years, decreases by more than 50%. Read more on the hallmark of the month.
The EU Council Directive 2011/16 in relation to cross-border tax arrangements, known as DAC6, has been in force since 25 June 2018. DAC6 aims for transparency.
The EU is intensifying its efforts on tax transparency to better understand potentially aggressive tax structures. We help you understand the impact the...
Richard Jerabek
Partner, International Business Taxation & Tax Policy, PwC Austria
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