Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive
Proposal for a COUNCIL DIRECTIVE laying down rules against tax avoidance practices that directly affect the functioning of the internal market
- Stage
- In force, reached 19 Jul 2016
- In force
- In force since 8 Aug 2016 · CELEX 32016L1164
- Transposition deadline
- 31 Dec 2018
- Procedure
- Directive · Consultation procedure
- Last activity
- 8 Aug 2016
Documents
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- Text adopted · OJ L 193 19.07.2016, p. 0001Commission · 19 Jul 2016
- Text adopted · Directive 2016/1164Commission · 12 Jul 2016
- Report · A8-0189/2016Parliament
- Proposal · COM(2020)0383Commission
- Report · PE578.569Parliament
- Proposal · PE580.758Commission
- Amendments · PE580.763Parliament
- Proposal · PE587.797Commission
- Text adopted · SP(2016)487Parliament
- Text adopted · T8-0265/2016Parliament
Summary
GeneratedThe Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive (EU) 2016/1164 sets minimum EU rules against corporate tax avoidance: a 30% EBITDA interest limitation, exit taxation, a general anti-abuse rule, controlled foreign company rules and hybrid mismatch rules. It applies to all taxpayers subject to corporate tax in one or more Member States, including permanent establishments of third-country entities.
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