Directive on Administrative Cooperation in the Field of Taxation (DAC6)
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35 Minutes -
For all staff
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UK
UK firms involved in cross-border activities must understand when EU disclosure obligations arise and how to identify potentially reportable arrangements. This 35-minute DAC6 training course explains the purpose of DAC6, the reporting requirements for cross-border arrangements and more.
Employees will learn about the Main Benefit Test (MBT), the hallmarks used to identify reportable cross-border arrangements and the role of intermediaries under the regime. The course also covers risks associated with non-compliance.
Identify reportable arrangements earlier, meet disclosure requirements and reduce the risk of penalties and regulatory scrutiny.
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What you’ll learn in
this course
- Recognise what DAC6 is and when it applies
- Identify the cross-border arrangements that are reportable under the Directive
- Appreciate when and how the Main Benefit Test applies
- Identify what hallmark may be met in different situations
- Assess your reporting obligations in a given scenario
- Know what information to disclose in order to comply with DAC6 and how and when to disclose it
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