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Historic G7 deal could mean bigger tax take for Gulf economies

Historic G7 deal could mean bigger tax take for Gulf economies

  • Analysts expect the adoption of the new rules to gradually change the regional tax base with the move likely to affect some Gulf economies more than others
By Sean Cronin ·
Update Full foreign ownership of UAE companies to spur regional HQ race

Full foreign ownership of UAE companies to spur regional HQ race

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Japan raises sales tax to 10% amid signs economy weakening

Japan raises sales tax to 10% amid signs economy weakening

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China launches two-month probe into abuses of new tax rules

China launches two-month probe into abuses of new tax rules

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France unveils major tax cuts as growth flags

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US tax law change to shut corporate entertainment loopholes

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Amazon to pay France $250 million in back taxes

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Apple sues French tax activists over Paris store protest

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Goldman Sachs expects $5 billion hit from tax overhaul in 4Q

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US Senate adopts Republican tax bill, second House vote next

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Philippines passes major tax reform law

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