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Trudeau’s Pre-Election Bet Hinges on Fast Growth, Low Inflation
$3.2 Million IRS Penalty for Unreported Offshore Account Upheld
A nearly $3.2 million penalty for willfully failing to report an offshore bank account isn’t subject to the Eighth Amendment’s restriction on excessive fines, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims ruled in a win for the government.
Yellen Spoke With New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister Robertson
Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen conveyed her intention to work on tackling priority issues both the U.S. and New Zealand face, according to a statement from the U.S. Treasury Dept. summarizing a call with
Canada Taxes Tech, Luxury Cars in First Full Budget Since 2019
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wants to launch a new luxury tax, impose a digital tax on large businesses, and cut taxes for firms reducing greenhouse gas emissions under his budget plan released Monday.
Trudeau Looks Beyond Near Term With Climate Stimulus
Private Equity Risks a Hit From Trudeau’s Interest-Deduction Cap
The budget unveiled by Canadian Prime Minister
Soaring Canadian Housing Costs Targeted With Foreign-Owners Tax
Foxconn and Wisconsin Agree to Trimmed Down Tax Package
Foxconn Technology Group struck a deal with Wisconsin for a slimmer package of tax benefits for a manufacturing facility on Monday. It conceded its plans were less ambitious than the “eighth wonder of the world” once touted by former president Donald Trump.