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Trading in the European Union (EU) is crucial to global business success for many multinational enterprises. But managing the impact of European law on 27 countries' different tax systems can prove a daunting challenge.

Our EU tax professionals are based in every member state. Their insights and experience help you build proactive and integrated tax strategies that address EU tax opportunities and risks. It’s how Ernst & Young makes a difference.

For further information on accession country tax issues, please contact one of these tax professionals or your local Ernst & Young tax advisor.

Implementation of the amended Parent-Subsidiary Directive

A study covering the 27 European Union Member States: Knowing how the payment of cross-border dividends will be taxed in the European Union is crucial for a multinational organization, both for tax compliance purposes and for effective tax planning and international structuring. But with 27 Member States in the EU, it can be difficult to keep track of each country’s requirements. An Ernst & Young study on the PSD implementation in the EU (pdf, 877kb) is now available to help you manage the key issues.

 

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    Our EU tax professionals are based in every member state. Their insights and experience help you build proactive and integrated tax strategies that address EU tax opportunities and risks.

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    The European Union presents a series of complex challenges and opportunities. Our network of EU tax specialists issue a range of materials, to keep you up to date with the latest news on EU case law and court proceedings. This includes the EU Competency Group Alerts, which are produced as issues arise, and our EU Tax Newsletter, which provides in-depth commentary and analysis on EU tax issues every two months.
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