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12 August 2019

The latest on BEPS as of August 12

Important change regarding The Latest on BEPS

EY’s Latest on BEPS newsletter is taking on a new look and feel. After a one-month hiatus, the now monthly communication will be released on the third Tuesday of every month, beginning 17 September 2019. The expanded newsletter, renamed The Latest on BEPS and Beyond, will include information on countries’ global and regional policy trends in addition to reports on recent BEPS-driven activity in individual countries.

If you are already registered for the Latest on BEPS newsletter, your profile will be updated automatically, with the newsletter resuming distribution on 17 September 2019. For additional information, please email Global Tax News Update Help at globaltaxnewsupdatehelp@ey.com.

Below, is EY's last biweekly report with brief summaries of the latest activity in the OECD Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project and the latest country specific legislative and administrative activity related to the global focus on BEPS.

In this edition, the following countries are discussed: OECD, Australia, Belgium, Cambodia, Colombia, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Hong Kong, Jersey, Lithuania and the United Arab Emirates.

A Tax Alert prepared by Ernst & Young's International Tax and Transaction Services group, and attached below, provides additional details.

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The Latest on BEPS as of 12 August

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