DAC6 Regulatory Compliance
At AGPLAW, we understand the complex landscape of global and EU tax regulations and the challenges businesses face in navigating the ever-evolving requirements. Our combined teams of legal, regulatory and tax professionals specialise in DAC6 regulatory compliance, offering comprehensive guidance and tailored solutions to help our clients effectively manage their reporting obligations.
We possess a deep understanding of DAC6 and its implications for businesses operating in various sectors. Our DAC6 team stays up-to-date with the latest developments and interpretations of the EU Directive, ensuring our clients receive accurate and practical advice to meet their compliance obligations.
Our Services:
- Compliance Assessment - We conduct thorough assessments of your business operations and transactions to determine if they fall within the scope of DAC6. Members of our firm analyze your existing structures and identify potential reportable arrangements, helping you avoid penalties and reputational risks.
- Reporting Support - We will guide you through the reporting process, assisting with the preparation and submission of DAC6 notifications to the relevant tax authorities. We ensure that all necessary information is included and that the reporting requirements are met in a timely and efficient manner.
- Transaction Structuring - To minimize the impact of DAC6 on your business, we provide strategic advice on transaction structuring. By considering the EU Directive's requirements and the potential tax implications, we help you design compliant and tax-efficient structures which align with your business objectives.
- Risk Mitigation - We can work closely with your team to identify potential risks and develop proactive risk mitigation strategies. We can further assist in designing internal control procedures, enhancing governance frameworks, and implementing robust compliance measures to minimize the likelihood of non-compliance and associated penalties.
DAC6 (Directive on Administrative Cooperation in the field of taxation) is a European Union (EU) Directive aimed at increasing transparency and combating tax avoidance by implementing mandatory disclosure rules for certain cross-border transactions. It requires intermediaries, including tax advisors, accountants, and lawyers, as well as relevant taxpayers, to report specific arrangements that exhibit potentially aggressive tax planning traits.