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Individuals and companies, whether in developed or developing countries, face a tax climate that is considered "aggressive". In the wake of the many crises of recent decades and the numerous tax evasion and avoidance scandals that threaten public finances, the OECD and several major powers have undertaken a reform of the international tax system. This has gradually led to a new global tax order, marked by more restrictive legislation for taxpayers and tax professionals, but above all by the exorbitant powers of tax authorities. In this context, it is essential for taxpayers and professionals to use the legal tools at their disposal to protect themselves against this aggressive tax regime. To achieve this, this concise and simplified book proposes the implementation of tax risk management as a solution, making it possible to anticipate tax obligations and avoid or minimize harmful consequences, such as tax reassessments or bankruptcies, so that the taxpayer, whoever he may be, only pays the right tax.
About the author
Daniel Lindjeck Kack is a tax expert and graduate of two Executive Masters in Belgian Tax Law and European and International Tax Law at the Ecole Supérieur de Sciences Fiscales ICHEC Brussels School Management. He recently joined the Institute for Tax Advisors & Accountants (ITAA) in Belgium as a trainee certified tax advisor.
