Social Media Ideas for Base Erosion And Profit Shifting (Beps)

Diving into the Differences Between Tax Transparency Regimes

The new public country-by-country reporting regimes adopted by the EU and Australia, and changes from the Financial Accounting Standards Board for financial accounts, are meant to...

India strengthens DTAA with Sri Lanka to plug anti avoidance loopholes

Introduces concept of Principal Purpose Test, treaty not to be used to grant benefit for double non taxation and treaty shopping

OECD pricing reforms to affect multinationals

Tax practitioners say the revisions could improve consistency in transfer pricing audits.

Testimony: Legislative Proposal to Adapt the Income Tax Code to the Digital Economy Repeats the Economic and Legal Mista...

The Belgian proposal departs significantly from sound tax policy principles and risks generating substantial economic distortions, legal uncertainty, and trade frictions while rais...

The Guardian view on global corporate tax: a $500bn prize that states must seize | Editorial

Donald Trump may reject the negotiations, but he cannot veto a global effort to make multinational companies answer to governmentsGovernments are told that public services must shr...

With the equalisation levy gone, how taxing digital profits has become complicated

The tech giants' India revenues are booming. But with the equalisation levy gone, taxing digital profits has become even more complicated.

Bloomberg Tax: Weaker Minimum Book Tax Rules Save Meta, Qualcomm Billions

“It’s pretty clear these two things are potentially at odds,” said Matthew Gardner, senior fellow at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. “The more Treasury tries to gut...

How ONESOURCE and Orbitax turn Pillar Two compliance into an automated process

Most corporate tax departments entered the first major Pillar Two filing season already stretched. That isn’t new. Most tax departments … The post How ONESOURCE and Orbitax turn Pi...

Global tax reforms could ease burden for Canadians working abroad

Deloitte's 2026 Global Tax Policy Survey finds OECD Safe Harbour reforms and simplified cross-border rules may benefit internationally mobile Canadian professionals

UK Withholding Tax on Interest- Simplification or Risk Shift?

IMF: Taxing Cross-Border Services

In early August, the UN considered the text of an early protocol on the taxation of cross-border services, with a focus on expanded source-based taxation. A group of IMF coauthors...

How Poland’s Restrictive Tax Treatment of Losses Penalizes Risk-Taking and Business Expansion

Poland has one of the most restrictive approaches to the tax treatment of losses in the OECD. Loss carryover provisions allow businesses to deduct their losses in one year against...

The London office, the empty boxes and the £1bn tax loophole

Exclusive: How a court case over an unoccupied office block could end a widely used tax avoidance schemeFrom the outside, the seven-storey building at 2 America Square looks like a...

New Legislation Would Require Big Multinationals to Tell Shareholders Where They’re Hiding Offshore Profits

Sen. Chris Van Hollen introduced legislation requiring big multinational corporations to tell shareholders and the public what they’re already telling tax authorities behind closed...

Seabrooke & Stausholm: How TaxTech Rewires Global Wealth Chains

Leonard Seabrooke (Copenhagen Bus. Sch.) & Saila Stausholm (Copenhagen Bus. Sch.), How TaxTech Rewires Global Wealth Chains, Fin. & Soc’y (forthcoming 2026): Technological...

Treasury flags concern over 'potentially abusive' tax trades

The department worries that some products, including Section 351 conversions and box spread ETFs, could be ripe for abuse. It is actively evaluating tools to address those concerns...

Capital Cost Recovery across the OECD, 2026 Update

The ongoing economic uncertainty from global geopolitical threats, supply chain disruptions, rising interest rates, and lagging economic growth in many developed countries have hig...

Ring, Seim, and Zucman: Personal Holding Companies, Tax Progressivity, and Inequality

Marius Ring (UT Austin), David Seim (Stockholm University), and Gabriel Zucman (Paris School of Economics and Berkeley) have a new NBER working paper, “Personal Holding Companies,...

Treasury Flags Concern Over ‘Potentially Abusive’ Tax Trades

The Treasury Department is eyeing tax alpha strategies, which largely deploy financial engineering to exploit various rules in the U.S. tax code.

Stopping the P.L. 86-272 Evasion

It is no secret that States abhor the protections afforded companies by P.L. 86‑272—the federal provision that prevents States from imposing an income tax in certain circumstances....

Trillions within reach, yet governments' Global Tax Treaty draft lets the richest climate polluters off the hook

As the fifth round of negotiations on the Global Tax Treaty – also known as the UN Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation – opens today in New York, Greenpeace Inter...

Trump Administration Says Shining Light on Corporate Tax Avoidance is ‘Very Dangerous’

If a Trump administration official told a room full of European policymakers that something is “very dangerous,” you’d naturally assume that in this moment they’d be referring to t...

The Trump Administration Slashed Taxes for H&R Block and Raised Costs for Tax Filers

Tax-prep giant H&R Block paid no federal taxes on its U.S. income in 2025. It also made a public disclosure, required by the European Union, characterizing one-third of its glo...

Windfall Profits Taxes in Europe, 2026

As energy prices have declined, European countries have switched the focus of their windfall profits taxes—a one-time tax levied on a company or industry when economic conditions r...