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India Supreme Court Boosts Foreign Companies’ Tax Arguments

The Supreme Court of India is providing support for foreign companies fighting tax department claims that subsidiaries in the country constitute permanent establishments, with the tax liabilities they bring.

UK Backs Off Transfer Pricing Rules for Medium-Sized Companies

The UK government will drop its plan to bring medium-sized businesses under the country’s transfer pricing rules.

Treasury, IRS Withdraw Tax Return Preparer Oversight Proposal

The Treasury Department and IRS withdrew proposed rules regarding which tax return preparers are eligible to obtain a preparer tax identification number.

Nations Warn UN-Run Transfer Pricing Database Would Be Pricey

Many countries expressed concern Wednesday about a proposal that the United Nations set up and run a database to help developing nations have access to transfer pricing information under a new global tax treaty.

Singapore to Let Taxpayers Try Simplified Transfer Pricing Rules

Singapore is launching a pilot program for taxpayers to use the OECD’s simplified and streamlined approach to transfer pricing.

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Economic Substance Doctrine, Penalty Lie in Wait for Taxpayers

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Australia’s Transfer Pricing Scrutiny Calls for Litigation Prep

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Netflix India Transfer Pricing Ruling Boosts Investor Confidence

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IRS Criminal Division Identified $4.5 Billion in Tax Fraud

The IRS’s crime unit discovered about $4.5 billion in tax fraud in fiscal 2025 — a 111.8% increase from the previous year, a new division report said.

By Erin Slowey

Treasury Proposes Contact Points After Nixing of DOJ Tax

The Treasury Department on Friday proposed regulations that would update points of contact within the Department of Justice and the IRS following the elimination of the DOJ’s tax division.

Estonia Mulls Minimum-Tax Support Following EU Concession

Estonia will decide whether to drop its opposition to a renegotiated minimum tax agreement after the European Commission promised to assess whether the Baltic country can extend its exemption from applying the law beyond 2030.

New Meta Challenge to IRS Adjustment: Transfer Pricing Report

Hello and welcome to the Transfer Pricing Report. I’m Caleb Harshberger, and this week we’re checking out the new tax fight between Meta and the IRS—with potentially big implications for transfer pricing.

New Meta Tax Fight Debuts IRS Transfer Pricing ‘Double Tap’

Meta Platforms Inc. may have thought its transfer pricing problems with the IRS ended with a mixed decision from the US Tax Court last spring. Not so much.

Tariffs, Big Audits, Roil Transfer Pricing Heading Into New Year

On this episode of Talking Tax, Bloomberg Tax transfer pricing reporter Caleb Harshberger discusses what’s been going on in the world of transfer pricing—which governs transactions within corporate groups—and what he’s keeping an eye out for next year.

Australia Considers Inbound Distribution Transfer Pricing Tweaks

The Australian Taxation Office wants feedback on proposed updates to its guidelines on transfer pricing for inbound distribution arrangements—adding a new risk zone and tweaking the scope of risk assessments.

How Canada’s Budget Law Affects Canada-US Tax Comparisons

How Canada ‘s November 4 federal budget affects Canada-US tax comparisons is examined.

Easement Tax Penalty Should Require Jury Trial, Landlord Argues

The IRS wrongly denied a Louisiana property owner a jury trial before asserting fraud penalties for its rejected conservation easement donation, it told a federal appeals court.