Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base (CCCTB)
On 25 October 2016 the European Commission presented a package for a major corporate tax reform for the EU. The package includes a proposal for a Council Directive on a Common Corporate Tax Base (“CCTB”) and a Council Directive on a Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base (“CCCTB”). The CCTB-proposal contains detailed rules establishing a harmonised EU-wide corporate tax base.
The CCTB is mandatory and applies to all groups of companies with a total annual turnover in excess of EUR 750 million and conducting business activities in the internal market through a taxable presence in an EU Member State.
The CCCTB-proposal foresees a harmonised EU-wide tax consolidation regime and a tax base apportionment mechanism, as well as an accompanying tax administration system for these groups of companies. The CCTB proposal and the CCCTB proposal, once adopted, will have a huge impact on both multinationals and tax authorities in the EU. Our team will help you to determine the impact on your business.
Our CCTB team
If adopted, a CCTB - and possibly a CCCTB - would mean a revolutionary change to the way corporate income tax is levied on MNEs with a taxable presence in the EU. Our CCTB team advises you as a MNE on the potential consequences that an introduction of a CCTB/CCCTB might have on your corporate tax position in the EU.
MarcDhaene
Attorney at Law PartnerMarc Dhaene is a member of the International Tax Services Practice Group and of the Tax Controversy and Litigation Team. His expertise covers a broad range of international and domestic corporate tax issues.
T: +32 2 743 43 22 E: marc.dhaene@loyensloeff.com
CarolineDocclo
Attorney at Law CounselCaroline Docclo is Of Counsel to the Loyens & Loeff Brussels office. She is a member of the Loyens & Loeff International Tax Services Practice Group and of the Tax Controversy and Litigation Team. She has a broad practice in counselling and litigation in tax matters.
T: +32 2 700 10 15 E: caroline.docclo@loyensloeff.com