A body of EU leaders affirmed its support for the OECD’s digital tax project and urged the European Commission to keep the global negotiations in mind as it works on its own proposal.

Diverging approaches to taxing multinational companies with digital business models are taking shape on the global stage—potentially leading to more complexity and a bumpy ride for multinationals.

Poland will be able to grant up to 800,000 euros ($956,490) in state aid to virus-hit companies without a need to notify the European Commission, the Polish Ministry of Finance announced today.

Proposals to raise taxes on wealthy Californians are likely to resurface in 2021 now that voters rejected a property tax increase that would have raised as much as $11.5 billion a year.

Canada’s tax authority is expanding its dragnet in cryptocurrency transactions by issuing court orders and launching audits as it becomes increasingly aware of risks surrounding the use of the digital assets.

Justice Minister David Lametti unveiled legislation to legalize single-event sports betting in Canada, marking a change in direction for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government.

France and Germany are leading efforts in Europe to make early contact with President-elect Joe Biden’s team, with the aim of accelerating talks to normalize trade relations between the U.S. and the European Union.

Buying a first home has turned into an agonizing gamble for Britain’s millennials.