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GT Newsletter | Competition Currents | October 2022

National Law Review M&A

Greenberg Traurig's International Trade & Investment Practice Jurisdiction: All Federal Mexico United Kingdom European Union China Type of Law: Antitrust & Trade Regulation Corporate & Business Organizations Financial Institutions & Banking Global Mergers & Acquisitions

Banking 78
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What are general anti-avoidance rules?

ThomsonReuters

International GAAR rules Keeping up with tax avoidance regulation Abusive tax planning is not just a concern among U.S. Around the world, many jurisdictions — such as Australia, the Netherlands, China, Germany and Canada — have adopted GAAR in an effort to eliminate unacceptable tax avoidance practices. Does the U.S.

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This post uses data from the ISS ESG Corporate Rating and from ISS Economic Value Added (EVA ) to assess the readiness of financial companies, across different markets and regulatory jurisdictions, to meet this challenge. Some jurisdictions—e.g., the Netherlands, France, Taiwan—exhibit high preparedness, while others—e.g.,

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Finance Without Law: The Case of China

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Onshore Chinese companies use KWDs to provide credit support to their overseas subsidiaries, through which the former issue international bonds indirectly. China serves as a good example. The extralegality of VIEs and KWDs results from the tension between development and control within China’s domestic politics.

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What are countries doing to implement OECD’s BEPS Pillar 2.0?

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The purpose of the OECD’s Global Minimum Tax (GMT ) is to make it harder for large MNEs (those with more than €750 million in revenues) to avoid taxes by shifting profits to jurisdictions with lower tax rates. China has for years been pushing for the implementation of “digital taxes” on the profits of large technology companies.

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Yintai to Acquire Osino in an All-Cash Transaction for C$368 million

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Transaction Highlights Significant premium of approximately 32% to the implied value of the consideration pursuant to the DPM Arrangement Agreement 1 All-cash offer, providing value certainty and immediate liquidity to Osino shareholders Highly credible and capable counterparty in Yintai US$5.6

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SEC Accounting Chief Warns Chinese Companies About Risks of Changing Auditors

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4] Recently, we have observed instances of foreign issuers—especially foreign issuers located in the People’s Republic of China (“China”) or in Hong Kong—changing their lead auditor from a local registered public accounting firm to a registered public accounting firm located either in the U.S.