Read the Top 5 Tax Management International Articles of 2025

Our top five international tax articles this year delve into the far-reaching impacts of the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act, recent OECD and IRS guidance, and judicial trends affecting multinational enterprises and large corporations. These articles provide crucial insights for tax professionals navigating complex regulatory shifts.

Why Company Readiness Beats Reaction When Navigating Tax Policy. The key areas of focus for tax departments in 2026 are discussed. Martin Fiore of EY US wrote this in December. Read More.

How the OBBBA’s International Tax Rule Changes Impact MNEs. The new international tax provisions enacted as part of the OBBBA reconciliation legislation are analyzed. Julia Ushakova-Stein, Rafic Barrage, and Katie Rimpfel of Baker McKenzie wrote this in July. Read More.

R&D After OBBBA: The Good, the Bad, and the Modeling. An examination of how recent R&D changes in OBBBA are having material collateral impacts on CAMT and various international provisions. John Barlow of Baker McKenzie wrote this in July. Read More.

How Do US-Asia Trade Agreements Affect DSTs, FDDEI and VAT? The US recently announced trade agreements and trade framework agreements with Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam that have important implications for DSTs, the US’s FDDEI regime, and VAT. Alistair Pepper, Michael Plowgian, and Conrad Turley of KPMG wrote this in November. Read More.

The OECD’s BEPS 2.0 Encroaches on the Sovereignty of Countries. The OECD’s BEPS 2.0 Pillar Two has gone way too far. James J. Tobin, Esq. wrote this in January. Read More.

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