
Latest Stories
Week in Insights: But First, Let’s Have Some Coffee
This week, our experts touched on a wide range of topics, from proposed transfer pricing legislation in Brazil to tax developments in Massachusetts. For a look at what’s making news, here’s our roundup.
Ghana Withdraws $672 Million Back-Tax Demand From MTN Group (1)
MTN Group Ltd., Africa’s largest wireless carrier, said a 8.2 billion cedi ($672 million) tax bill it received from the Ghana’s government has been scrapped.
Spotlight on Northern Virginia CPA and Attorney Byoung Jo Kang
Our Spotlight series highlights the careers and lives of tax professionals around the world. This week’s Spotlight is on Byoung Jo Kang, an attorney and certified public accountant with expertise in US and international tax law in Alexandria, Va.
Ireland Warns of Financial Risk From Corporation Tax, Debt
Ireland’s fiscal position is “much less benign” than headline metrics suggest, with public indebtedness at ~86% of national income among the highest per capita in the world, the country’s finance ministry said.
US Green, Housing Credits Safe Under OECD Minimum Tax
The US has scored a victory for investors in clean energy and low-income housing, who will see tax credits from both activities largely excluded from the reach of the global minimum tax.
Countries Agree to Treatment of US Minimum Tax in Global Deal (1)
Governments have agreed on the answers to several crucial questions about the OECD’s global minimum tax, helping set the stage for countries to start applying the rules next year.
Camp Lejeune Lawsuit Chaos Is Threatened by Obscure NC Rule
Lawyers across the country have spent millions of dollars and thousands of hours preparing lawsuits on behalf of military veterans and their families exposed to toxic water at Camp Lejeune. A rule in a North Carolina federal court threatens to throw all that work into chaos.