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How WTax Leverages AI to Deliver Faster, Smarter Withholding Tax Reclaims
At WTax, we’ve long recognized that withholding tax recovery is a process defined by complexity: heavy documentation, varied eligibility criteria and shifting regulatory environments across jurisdictions. Rather than being held back by this complexity, we’ve made it the focus of our innovation.
Sweden Proposes Withholding Tax Exemption for Foreign State Entities Following Landmark CJEU Ruling
June 2025 marked a potential shift in Sweden’s approach to taxing foreign state entities. The Swedish Ministry of Finance has published a legislative proposal to amend the country’s dividend withholding regime - specifically the Coupon Tax Law (Swe: Kupongskattelagen, 1970:624) - to bring it in line with recent Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) and Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) rulings.
When One Company Drives the Numbers: Dividend Concentration and Reclaim Exposure
In certain markets, a large share of total dividends may come from a small number of high-dividend-paying companies. This kind of concentration shapes the overall dividend landscape, influencing payout cycles and the flow of cross-border income.
New Competent Authority Agreement Unlocks Danish Tax Relief for U.S. 81-100 Group Trusts
In a significant development for U.S 81-100 Group Trusts, the United States and Denmark signed a new Competent Authority Arrangement (CAA) on 25 March 2025, fundamentally reshaping the tax treatment of these structures under the U.S.–Denmark tax treaty.
U.S. Proposes Tax Hikes on Countries with “Unfair Foreign Taxes”
In May 2025 the U.S. House of Representatives passed a broad tax and spending bill known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (H.R.1). Among its many provisions is Section 899, a proposed measure that would allow the U.S. Treasury to impose increased withholding tax rates on residents of countries that implement what the U.S. defines as “unfair foreign taxes.”