Taxation of Derivatives and Cryptoassets av Weidmann Oktavia - 9789403523835 - Jure bokhandel

 

 
 
Taxation of Derivatives and Cryptoassets
   
 
Författare:Weidmann Oktavia
Titel:Taxation of Derivatives and Cryptoassets
Upplaga:2 uppl.
Utgivningsår:2024
Omfång:680 sid.
Förlag:Kluwer Law International
ISBN:9789403523835
Produkttyp:Inbunden
Typ av verk:Kommentar
Serie:Series on International Taxation nr. 52
Ämnesord:Skatterätt , Associationsrätt och värdepappersrätt , Krediträtt

Pris: 2168 SEK exkl. moms

 

Taxation of Derivatives and Cryptoassets is a comprehensive book addressing the key accounting and tax issues of derivatives and cryptoassets in domestic and cross-border transactions. Specific references are made to UK, German and Swiss tax law.

While the first edition of this book focused solely on derivatives, this updated second edition adds cryptoassets, crypto derivatives and ESG investment products to the analysis. It also comments on global tax policy developments, such as the OECD Base Erosion Profit Shifting (BEPS) 1.0 and 2.0. projects.


What’s in this book:

The updated edition includes the following topics:

- basic financial concepts relating to derivatives and cryptoassets;

- definition of derivatives for tax purposes and its application to crypto derivatives and ESG derivatives, among others;

- domestic and international accounting rules applying to derivatives and cryptoassets;

- current state of the taxation of derivatives and cryptoassets in the UK and Germany and tax policy alternatives;

- characterisation of derivatives gains and losses as income or capital, and equity or debt;

- accounting and taxation of hedging transactions involving derivatives or cryptoassets;

- accounting and taxation of structured products and hybrid instruments, including those linked to crypto and ESG;

- withholding taxes on derivatives and the concept of beneficial ownership in a domestic and cross-border context; and

- anti-avoidance legislation applying to derivatives and cryptoassets, including the domestic law implementation of BEPS Action 2, the EU Anti-Tax Avoidance Directives (ATAD I and II), the tax transparency rules for cryptoassets (DAC8) and Pillar Two.


How this will help you:

This book provides an in-depth exploration of the accounting and tax treatment of derivatives, cryptoassets and ESG investment products in a domestic and cross-border context and uses various examples to illustrate the existing rules and viable policy alternatives. It is, therefore, a vital resource for anyone working in tax policy, deploying professional tax advice to companies, banks or investment funds relating to derivatives or cryptoassets, or researching those topics.

Table Of Contents
About the Author

Foreword

Preface to the Second Edition

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Reference Sources and Effective Date

List of Abbreviations

CHAPTER 1

Taxing Derivatives and Cryptoassets – An Introduction

CHAPTER 2

Basic Economic Concepts of Derivatives and Cryptoassets

CHAPTER 3

Problems in the Context of Taxing Derivatives and Cryptoassets

CHAPTER 4

Defining Derivatives for Tax Purposes

CHAPTER 5

Accounting Standards Applying to Derivatives and Cryptoassets

CHAPTER 6

The Special Regime Approach Versus the Integrative Approach, the Distinction of Income and Capital, and Equity and Debt

CHAPTER 7

The Taxation of Derivatives and Cryptoassets in the Context of Hedging Transactions

CHAPTER 8

Taxation of Structured Products and Hybrid Instruments

CHAPTER 9

Derivatives in a Cross-Border Context: Beneficial Ownership and Withholding Taxes

CHAPTER 10

Countering Tax Avoidance: Derivatives and Cryptoassets

CHAPTER 11

Conclusion

Bibliography

Table of Cases and Decisions

Table of Double Taxation Conventions, OECD and UN Model Conventions and Other OECD and UN Materials

Table of Financial Accounting Standards and Other Materials

Table of ISDA and BCBS Documents

Table of National Legislation and EU Materials

Table of Statutory Instruments, Legislative Material and Other Official Documents

Index
 
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