Is the Taxman Unfairly Targeting Non-U.S. Live Acts? ‘Touring Across Europe has Become Financially Precarious’ ...Middle East

European artists, managers, independent labels and venue operators are calling on policymakers to overhaul “outdated and discriminatory” tax measures that they say are being “unfairly” applied to thousands of musicians touring Europe. The campaign is being led by the European Music Managers Alliance (EMMA), which represents more than 3,000 managers and 10,000 artists. The organization is petitioning the European Parliament to revise current tax laws that require many touring musicians to pay a “withholding tax” charge when they perform in certain EU markets. Withholding tax is typically deducted as a percentage of

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