This weekend roundup of Bloomberg Tax Insights includes retirement plan provisions in the CARES Act; tax-efficient disaster assistance for employees; the effect of economic nexus on pass-through entities; managing audits, appeals, and litigation under Covid-19; transfer pricing’s role in China’s recovery; why not to increase automated digital services taxes; the importance of the arm’s-length principle in an economic crisis; the government procurement tax and withdrawing from the WTO; and the Spanish dividend withholding tax refund ruling.

From stimulus checks to challenges for nonprofits, we have everything you need to know about how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting companies, tax professionals, and individuals.

Ukraine is granting new breaks for corporate income tax on pandemic-related medical business activity.

Multinational companies should think carefully about how carrying back losses to more profitable years will impact their international tax strategy.

Tax treaties will help determine which country can tax an individual or company when coronavirus-related travel restrictions make it unclear how to interpret normal rules, according to the OECD.

There are practical—as well as legal—considerations when working from home even for seasoned vets. Here are a few tips and cautions for making the best of working remotely.

This would normally be the time when most companies would be closing their books for the first quarter and getting ready to report their earnings. But now, with the coronavirus pandemic in full force, many companies are simply struggling to survive and operating with a skeleton crew.

Slovenia would temporarily cancel advance corporate income tax payments and exempt employers from a pension insurance tax as part of a broader coronavirus relief package.