The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) March 12 posted an updated list of signatories, with signing dates, to the Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement (MCAA) on the Exchange of ...

The Finnish Ministry of Finance March 13 announced the president’s approval of a proposal to suspend the 1996 DTA and 2000 protocol with Russia due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. ...

The South African Revenue Service Feb. 25 posted a draft bill to amend various tax provisions and rates for 2026. The draft bill includes measures to: 1) set the rates ...

The Turkish Revenue Administration March 12 updated the annex to Decision No. 10995, of redetermined special consumption tax (SCT) rates for specified gasoline, diesel, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), propane, and ...

Australia’s Big Four accounting firms are seeking AI-curious graduates and offering fast-track accountancy training to deal with the challenges facing the sector.

European businesses will need to have other taxes scrapped now that they have signed up to the new global minimum tax agreement, according to BusinessEurope, a trade association.

Florida lawmakers plan to return to the state capital for a special legislative session to pass a budget for fiscal 2027 and develop a strategy for curbing homeowners’ property taxes—key priorities left undone during their regular session.

The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals issued a decision concluding that taxpayer’s property value should be increased to 48,500,000 for tax year 2023. Taxpayer appealed against the Franklin County Board ...

The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals issued a decision reducing taxpayer’s 2024 property valuation. The property is a two-story building constructed in 1969 used as a bank with second-story office ...

The Colorado Department of Revenue (DOR) adopted amendments to a rule governing electronic tax filing and payment requirements. The rule clarifies the requirements for electronic filing and payment of taxes, ...

Michael Lateef joined Duane Morris as a partner in its corporate practice group in San Francisco, the firm announced Monday.

Virginia lawmakers are set to return for another legislative session starting April 23 following a state budget stalemate over a lucrative sales tax break for data centers.

Increasing acrimony against the Trump administration over its trade, defense, and tax policies will make it difficult for countries to agree on how to tax big tech companies.

This week, experts examined tax fraud sentencing, efforts to reform foreign government income rules, and more.

The Trump administration said it’s making progress on building a web-based portal to handle refund requests for almost $170 billion in global tariffs that were overturned by the US Supreme Court, though it remains unclear when exactly the system will go live.

Hello and welcome to the Transfer Pricing Report. I’m Caleb Harshberger, and this week we’re looking at new numbers out of the UK showing the country nearly doubled its revenue from transfer pricing audits last year, plus some additional data on APAs, MAPs, and diverted profits tax investigations. An ExxonMobil win highlights TP confusion in Canada. Also, new Tax Court developments for Meta and Medtronic. And HP Enterprise catches a new case.

Bloomberg Tax Insights & Commentary is featuring a recurring questionnaire of prominent tax professionals who are willing to share their thoughts about their work and the practice of tax these days. We kick off the series with K.C. Chiang, a corporate tax partner at Olshan Frome Wolosky in New York.

The Spanish Council of Ministers March 10 approved the agreements authorizing the signing of: 1) the DTA and protocol with Montenegro; and 2) the DTA and protocol with the Netherlands, ...

Michael Lateef joined Duane Morris as a partner in its corporate practice group in San Francisco, the firm announced Monday.

For years it was a punch line. Now the Laffer Curve — which purports to show that tax cuts can increase revenue — is making a kind of comeback. This time around, it is providing more of an intellectual than a policy framework, but that is a useful role as some states and city governments appear eager to test the proposition that no tax is too high.

Retirement plan recordkeeper security guarantees aren’t a safe harbor: ERISA plan sponsors and fiduciaries should carefully evaluate recordkeeper security guarantees in the context of their legal duties and obligations to plan participants.

The Spanish Supreme Court issued a judgment last month providing greater flexibility for business owners to structure their real estate and reduce local wealth and estate taxes.

March is Women’s History Month, and recently, Good Counsel columnist Paula Boggs was reminded “mentoring” can take many forms. One is never too old to receive it or too young to give it.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs have created significant operational and compliance challenges across industries. In addition to sharply increasing costs, the unpredictability of tariff rates and implementation complicates long-term investment and planning for companies.