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The rise of remote work has fundamentally reshaped the modern workplace.

On 4 March 2021, the Court of Justice of the EU confirmed the legality of the Commission's decision to qualify the tax regime of four Spanish professional football clubs as incompatible State aid.

Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager had highlighted as one of her top priorities the application of State aid rules to taxation.

A key point that market participants should be clear on from the outset: AIFMD II brings changes to the regulatory framework applicable to both Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs)...

Liability is a hot issue in the field of taxation.

Cooperating with a would-be independent worker may turn out to be an expensive exercise.

How does telework affect what employers in the EU need to take into account when they employ frontier workers?

The local entity must be exclusively engaged in the provision of any of the following services offered either to the head offices of the company or to other associated entities of the Group (not established in Greece)...

In previous issues of this newsletter, we focused on the role of the banking and financial sector in the financial crisis.

De minister van Financiën onthulde onlangs de plannen voor de eerste fase van een brede fiscale hervorming.

BEFIT stands for "Business in Europe: Framework for Income Taxation" and is the object of a draft EU directive proposed by the European Commission on 12 September 2023.

It is once again that time of year when corporate tax returns come into focus.

The Brexit decision has raised questions as to whether London's role as the financial capital of Europe may be altered and therefore open the way for other European cities to reposition themselves as financial centers.

The prospect of Brexit has instigated a great deal of uncertainty in a number of market sectors, but one country is attempting to capitalize upon the possibility that London will no longer be the leading European financial center.

Since January 1, 2026, software has once again fallen under the Belgian tax regime for copyright, allowing compensation for software copyright transfers or licenses to be taxed at a favorable 15% rate under certain conditions. Companies interested in applying this regime must carefully document qualifying works, creative time spent, and ensure proper contractual arrangements, though social security contributions remain applicable despite the fiscal advantage.

The EU Savings Tax Directive (2003/48/EC) is intended to ensure that savings income in the form of interest payments made in one member state to physical persons residing in another member state are taxed in accordance with the legislation of that member state.

The European Commission has unveiled its most comprehensive EU direct tax framework review to date, shifting policy focus from anti-avoidance measures toward competitiveness and simplification. The Tax Simplification Package promises EUR8 billion in annual savings through sweeping changes to withholding taxes, dividend taxation, interest limitation rules, and cross-border structures. These reforms will fundamentally reshape how businesses structure their European operations, requiring careful analysis of ex