Hogan Lovells senior associate Mitchell Reich argued before the Supreme Court Dec. 3 in a tax refund dispute case—a rare opportunity for a law firm associate.

There is no point forcing all companies to do complex calculations proving they are outside the scope of proposed OECD minimum-tax rules, Rio Tinto’s global head of tax said.

Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau said he plans to move ahead immediately with a personal income tax cut, providing an additional source of stimulus to the economy at a time when growth is slowing.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari nominated Muhammad Nami as the new chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service to replace Babatunde Fowler, whose tenure is coming to an end.

An Australian property developer must pay $7.7 million ($5.3 million) in taxes in advance because she was deemed to be at risk of not paying, a federal court ruled.

The U.S. wants companies to have a choice to fully opt in or out of part of the OECD’s plan to overhaul global tax rules, a senior Treasury official said.

Hugh Grosvenor, the seventh Duke of Westminster, is the U.K.’s third-richest person and considered by some its most eligible bachelor.

Ecuador’s Congress plans to hold a final vote Monday on a tax increase in a bid to ensure a $4.2 billion loan program from the International Monetary Fund.

Finance Minister Ignacio Briones said Chile should raise taxes in line with the economy’s growth to allow the government to better spend resources, according to an interview with newspaper El Mercurio.