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March 4, 2020
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EY Podcast: monthly ITS Washington Dispatch (February 2020)

 EY’s monthly Washington Dispatch podcast summarizes recent developments in US international taxation. Highlights of this month's edition include:

  • US Treasury Secretary confirms DST deal with France

  • All major TCJA guidance expected by October 2020
  • Pending US tax treaties with Chile, Hungary and Poland may require renegotiation over BEAT
  • IRS officials elaborate on limited Section 965 transition relief, BEAT PLR option
  • Altera files for certiorari in US Supreme Court in cost sharing case
  • OECD on track to complete BEPS 2.0 core principles in 2020
  • OECD offers tax revenue estimates for BEPS 2.0 proposals
  • OECD issues CbCR consultation document
  • OECD issues transfer pricing guidance for financial transactions
  • OECD offers draft model rules on platform operators for ‘sharing’ and ‘gig’ economy
  • OECD releases eight batch of peer review reports on BEPS Action 14

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