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PLMJ - Portugal

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PLMJ

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Portugal - Beneficial owner: what’s in a name?

01 August 2023 by PLMJ - Portugal : João Guia Lopes and Afonso Massapina, associates in the Tax practice

The Portuguese Arbitration Court has recently issued the first decision on the application of the concept of beneficial owner in the context of the Interest & Royalties Directive (“IRD”).

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Old vs new: does the wording of the GAAR really matter?

28 June 2023 by PLMJ - Portugal : Dinis Tracana and Rita Medalho

The Portuguese Arbitration Court (‘CAAD’) has recently ruled in three similar cases dealing with the application of the General Anti-Avoidance Rule (‘GAAR’).

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Portugal changes its approach to debt-equity bias following the presentation of the DEBRA proposal

25 May 2023 by PLMJ - Portugal : Teresa Oliveira Braga, João Guia Lopes

In the wake of the European Commission’s proposal for a Directive aimed at tackling the debt-equity bias in the European Union (“EU”) (“DEBRA”), Portugal has changed its approach to this issue in order to align it with the Commission’s position.

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Cooperation in tax collection: the increasing use of precautionary measures as a way of achieving a surprise effect.

18 May 2023 by PLMJ - Portugal: Priscila Santos, Raquel Santos Ferreira

In an increasingly interconnected world, where businesses expand their operations worldwide and capital flows across borders, not only does the issue of international taxation arise, but also cooperation between tax administrations, and this cooperation is an objective to be achieved in a European and international context.

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BEPS 2.0 Pillar Two: The minimum level of taxation for largest MNE Groups – Main challenges in the treatment of domestic tax incentives

18 April 2023 by Isaque Ramos, Ana Raquel Magalhães - PLMJ - Portugal

The adoption of the EU Minimum Tax Directive (2022/2523) ensuring a global minimum level of taxation for MNE Groups and large-scale domestic groups in the EU (also known as BEPS 2.0 Pillar Two) has raised some practical questions regarding how EU Member States will apply the global minimum corporate tax in their domestic legislation from the beginning of 2024 under the GloBE Rules.