Partner, Head of Tax services
As head of Tax Services, that comprises the team of more than 50 tax expert of RSM Hungary, he works with Hungarian and multinational companies. Specialises on tax audits, digital tax solutions, international and domestic corporate structures, tax planning related to investments and acquisitions, corporate due diligence, tax benefits as well as tax advisory services related to the wealth planning. After several years of tax audit experience in the field of tax administration, he joined the RSM Hungary tax advisory team for over 15 years.
This March, the OECD Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information (hereinafter: Global Forum) approved the entry of Switzerland to phase 2 of the so-called “peer review” and concluded Hungary’s phase 2 review in which our country received the rating “largely compliant”.
Read moreTwo of the BEPS actions published so far (Actions 8 and 13) deal with transfer pricing. From these two, Action 13 specifically summarizes the BEPS guidance on transfer pricing documentation and country-by-country reporting.
Read moreAction 6 of the OECD BEPS Action Plans deals with the prevention of double tax treaty (hereinafter: treaty) abuse. OECD finds that one of the most pressing BEPS issues is treaty abuse and especially the so-called treaty shopping (which basically means the use of tax benefits deriving from residence related and other differences between treaties) and for this reason, a separate action plan was dedicated to this matter.
Read moreOn 27 January 2015, the Council of the European Union accepted Council Directive 2015/121 amending the Parent-Subsidiary Directive No. 2011/96/EU (hereinafter: the Directive) to combat abuse.
Read moreIn this post, I summarize Action 2 of the BEPS package published by OECD in September the aim of which is to neutralize the effects of so-called hybrid mismatch arrangements, referred to hereinafter as “hybrid arrangements”, “hybrid structures” or simply as “hybrids”.
Read moreIn my last two posts, I presented the actions of BEPS which were published by OECD in September and which are considered final. In the coming weeks, I will move on to the reports that were intended as transitional.
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