Whirlpool Corp. is disputing a ruling from last December that it must pay taxes on over $45 million made by a Luxembourg subsidiary, arguing that an appeals court improperly read a condition under the tax code relating to foreign income.

Texas billionaire Robert Brockman, who is currently facing criminal tax charges, sued the government Thursday to halt a special procedure for immediately assessing more than $1.4 billion in taxes, penalties, and interest against him.

Canada’s plans to introduce a tax credit for carbon capture in the country’s oil patch would amount to a fossil fuel subsidy for an ineffective technology, a group of academics said in a letter to the deputy prime minister.

Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas rebuked Twitter Inc. over its move to block him for abusive behavior and vowed not to give up after Mexico’s top court dismissed a plea for relief from a $127 million tax claim against his flagship retailer.

Penalty fees charged by parking lot operators are subject to value-added tax since they are supplying a service, the EU’s top court ruled Thursday.

Ghana will cut 2022 expenditure if revenue targets aren’t met, Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta tells journalists in Accra Wednesday.

Greenberg Traurig is headed to the Hamptons as it tries to find a middle ground between remote work and commuting to Manhattan. But “work-near-home” strategies might have a limited impact across Big Law.

While many of my fellow tax professionals would argue that tax season never officially ended last year, we’re already gearing up for the new tax filing season in 2022. Here’s what you need to know.