This week, our tax experts touched on a wide range of topics, from sales tax issues to transfer pricing. For a look at what’s making news, here’s our roundup.

Ireland has published a new draft law that would extend intercompany pricing rules to the taxation of foreign company branches in the country.

Our Spotlight series highlights the careers and lives of tax professionals across the globe. This week’s spotlight is on Garreth Collard, a property accountant who returned to accounting over a decade ago, specializing in rental investment property.

Facebook’s long-running tax dispute with the IRS finally resumed this month after a lengthy delay caused by the Covid-19 pandemic,

The Bank of Nova Scotia has lost a bid to change the interest Canada’s tax authority charged as part of an agreement reached after a transfer pricing audit.

A deal between the U.S. and five European countries on digital taxes will help avert a trade war—though broader questions remain about rolling back those taxes as countries work to implement a new global tax deal.

The U.S. and five European governments reached an agreement resolving a trade dispute over digital taxes on some of the largest American tech giants, after nations reached a broader global accord to overhaul levies on big corporations.