India’s transfer pricing regime is undergoing a sweeping reset, with the aim of becoming simpler, more predictable, and user-friendly. Multinationals should revisit their transfer pricing strategies to adapt to the changes.
Bloomberg Tax Insights & Commentary is featuring a recurring questionnaire of prominent tax professionals who are willing to share their thoughts about their work and the practice of tax these days. Today we feature Harry Teichman, a tax, corporate and estate planning partner at Stinson in Tampa, Fla.
This week, experts examined the IRS R&D credit form, the “EU Inc.” bill, and more.
A new report shows that what was billed as a once-in-a-generation IRS modernization effort under the Inflation Reduction Act has been repurposed into a de facto operating budget. If a future Congress ever wants to modernize the IRS, it must roll back the pattern of budget cuts and fund the baseline first.
When considering government AI use, lawmakers must pause immediate political incentives. This means establishing guardrails for what will best serve the country into the future.
Martyn S. Babitz joined Archer & Greiner as of counsel in its private wealth, estates, and trusts practice in Voorhees, the firm announced Tuesday.
Olga Beloded joined Pryor Cashman as a partner in its tax group in New York, the firm announced Tuesday.
Pedro Herrera and Madison Levine joined Jones Walker as partner and special counsel, respectively, in the tax practice group and employee benefits team in Miami, the firm announced Wednesday.
Amber Soler joined Miller Johnson as counsel in its private client, probate, and estate planning practice in Grand Rapids, Mich., the firm announced Wednesday.
APAs remain increasingly valuable for managing transfer pricing risk despite APMA resource constraints.
Brazil’s adoption of OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines marks a significant shift towards global standards, presenting new challenges and opportunities for Brazilian taxpayers to align their practices with international norms and prepare for increased scrutiny.
A concise look at how governance, transparency, and structured decision‑making enable family enterprises to endure beyond three generations.
CJEU rulings have clarified transfer pricing’s impact on VAT and customs, prompting corporate reassessment.
Academic and religious organizations face unique and challenging Social Security rules, including statutory elections and important international considerations, requiring careful consideration to ensure compliance and protect employee benefits.
The 2026 World Cup highlights the complexities of applying international tax treaties and social security and totalization agreements in international sports.
The pace of technological change impacting accounting and compliance over the very recent past is materially ahead of what many of the largest firms publicly acknowledge, and the shift has been visible in real time.
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