Businesses can rely on late invoices containing only basic information when seeking value-added tax refunds, the European Union’s top court ruled Thursday in a judgment that defends taxpayer rights.

Vietnam to cut 30% of corporate income tax payments this year to support companies hurt by the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a statement on the govt’s website.

Debevoise & Plimpton is advising Clayton, Dubilier & Rice on its agreement to acquire PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP’s global mobility tax and immigration services practice, with an eye on post-pandemic compliance challenges faced by global companies.

If Big Law firms are facing a lawyer shortage because junior associates don’t like the job requirements, you would expect new offerings with more attractive proposals. One popped up this week.

This month, the IRS announced a new process for frequently asked questions (FAQs) on newly enacted tax legislation. Here’s why it matters—and why it’s not enough.

U.K. government borrowing was significantly lower than forecast in the first half of the fiscal year but a surge in debt costs sent a warning to Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak ahead of his budget next week.

South Korean prosecutors began investigation over allegation that Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee may have set up a paper company in an offshore tax haven, Yonhap News reports, citing Seoul Central District prosecutors office.