The expansion and mobility of economic activities around the globe have created both opportunities and issues for the players in the global economy.
Multinational companies require global tax planning to effectively adapt to the local operating environment by complying with domestic tax laws, reporting requirements and statutory filings, and monitoring ongoing legislative developments.
Apart from local specifics, multinationals are facing a range of challenges on the global scene. The EU and the OECD authorities have launched a number of new initiatives focused on aggressive tax planning providing frameworks and instruments to effectively combat tax avoidance and evasion.
Following such a line, Bulgaria has already started introducing legislative amendments towards increased exchange of tax information and restriction of capital flight to the so-called tax havens.