Los impuestos en el mundo. Actualización al 03-Abr-2017

China New Zealand, China Agree To Discuss FTA Upgrade In April New Zealand and China will begin talks on April 25 towards enhancing their existing free trade agreement. EU Food Retailers Seek UK-EU Free Trade Agreement The British Retail Consortium and other food industry representative bodies have called on the UK Government to secure two-way tariff-free trade with the EU in Brexit discussions. UK Triggers Article 50 To Quit EU Theresa May has invoked Article 50, triggering the formal Brexit process. MEPs: Brexit Deal Cannot Be Better Than EU Membership The European Parliament's Conference of Presidents has said that the benefits of being a member of the EU cannot be the same for a country which leaves the Union. EU Aims For "Orderly Withdrawal" Of UK In Brexit Talks The EU has released draft guidelines on its position on Brexit negotiations. Japan Japan And Russia To Update DTA Russian and Japanese government representatives met in Tokyo on March 27 to begin negotiations on updating their double tax agreement. UK UK Considers Response To Construction Industry VAT Fraud HM Revenue and Customs has launched a consultation on options for combating fraud on labor provision in the UK construction sector. Irish Farmers Call For Free Access To UK Post-Brexit Groups representing the Irish food and drink and dairy industries have called for free and unfettered post-Brexit access to the UK market for Ireland. UK Buy-To-Let Landlords Face Higher Tax Bills From April The Chartered Institute of Taxation has issued a reminder to landlords that UK tax reliefs will begin to be reined in from April.