The German Finance Ministry is launching a new unit dedicated to fighting tax fraud and tax avoidance.

The Czech government approved a proposal to impose a 7% digital services tax on large tech companies.

Final IRS tax rules limit application of attribution rules for determining whether U.S. individuals who have ownership in certain foreign companies are related to each other.

President Lenin Moreno will submit a new fast-track economic reform bill after Congress voted down a first version, he said in a national television and radio address.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the Conservatives are canceling plans to cut corporation tax next April, saying it is the responsible thing to do. The rate was due to fall to 17% from 19%.

A new package of measures to change Brazil’s tax system is expected to be sent to Congress in four steps that should extend until mid 2020, O Estado de S. Paulo reports citing an interview with tax secretary Jose Barroso Tostes Neto.

Hungary is planning to introduce additional stimulus to ensure the economy remains on a solid growth track, with a cut in personal income tax to single-digit figures planned for 2021 at the earliest, Finance Minister Mihaly Varga tells daily Magyar Nemzet.

This weekend roundup of Bloomberg Tax Insights includes the shifting of corporate headquarters from traditional locations, the OECD’s ‘Pillar One” problems, the Free File program problems and solutions, and how not to qualify for a Florida homestead property tax exemption.