Part two: The future of global tax disputes

Head of Global Tax Dispute Resolution & Controversy Sharon Katz-Pearlman explores what business can expect from revenue authorities in a COVID-19 era.

See part one: The future of global tax disputesFuture of tax dispute resolutionTax disputes are likely to surge in the coming years as efforts to preserve and raise cash among tax authorities and taxpayers alike increase the potential for disagreement. Whether it will become easier to resolve these disputes remains an open question. While I would expect that negotiations with tax authorities which already have robust dispute resolution programs in place will continue to be reasonable, it may ...

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Authors: Sharon-Katz-Pearlman

Published Date: 20 August 2020