Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt is expected to disappoint investors and his critics in the UK ruling party Friday by rejecting calls for tax cuts, even as he argues that Brexit will drive economic growth.

Indonesia, the biggest palm oil supplier, is studying rules that would require exporters to trade at least some of their oil on local exchanges before shipping it overseas in order to improve control and data transparency.

Senator Joe Manchin is pushing back against efforts to apply broad interpretations to a tax credit for electric vehicles that he largely wrote.

The OECD will release further guidance “very soon” on the global minimum tax, a Treasury official said Thursday at a District of Columbia Bar tax conference.

An exception that exempts repurchase of stock as part of a reorganization from the 1% stock buyback tax applies “to the extent that” no gain or loss is recognized, a Joint Committee on Taxation staffer said Thursday.

A multilateral convention, or treaty, might be the best vehicle to resolve disputes between countries that arise over the pending global minimum tax, an IRS official said Thursday.

Third-party settlement companies need more education to ensure they don’t incorrectly send 1099-K forms to taxpayers next year for personal transactions, National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins said Thursday.