The United Arab Emirates has taken a decisive step toward strengthening tax certainty under its corporate tax regime with the release of long-awaited guidance on advance pricing agreements.
A proposal to eliminate Hawaii income tax cuts enacted in 2024 could undermine past efforts to provide tax relief for lower-income households.
This week, experts analyzed California’s SALT debate, the Pillar Two side-by-side deal, and more.
Preventing fraud and improper payments requires tradeoffs that affect everyone, not just bad actors. And those tradeoffs are rarely discussed in the public dialogue.
Tariffs should be deemphasized as a blunt industrial policy tool, and where they remain, they should be grounded in market realities through return-on-investment modeling.
Molly Unterseher joined Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder in its tax-exempt organizations and philanthropy practice in Philadelphia and New York, the firm announced Thursday.
Andrew Smolik, Michael Flood, Seth Aigner, Virginia Duong and Gordon Klein joined Norton Rose Fulbright as partners, the firm announced Feb. 2. Smolik and Flood joined the St. Louis office, while Aigner, Duong and Klein arrived in Chicago.
Gregg Polsky joined Gunster as of counsel in its tax practice, the firm announced Tuesday.
Claire Macpherson joined MFMac as a partner in its private client team, the firm announced Tuesday.
CJEU’s Tauritus ruling clarifies under which conditions retroactive pricing adjustments lead to changes in EU customs valuation.
KPMG elaborates on practical solutions for cross-border workforce taxation in response to OECD consultation.
India’s Income Tax Act, 2025, introduces a new era of digital enforcement and enhanced administrative powers and fundamentally reshapes certain long-standing tax principles.
International workers and retirees must consider a complex array of factors in planning for future Social Security entitlement, including totalization agreements, work impacts, foreign benefits, timing, location, taxation, and Medicare changes.
Recent OECD Pillar Two guidance introduces new safe harbours for global minimum tax implementation, offering simplification for some multinational groups while maintaining complexity for others.
Latin American tax authorities are swiftly adapting policies to capture digital revenue, challenging businesses to keep pace with new compliance demands.
The New York Court of Appeals’ ruling last week in a property tax charitable exemption case shows that particular facts in such cases are often so unique as to be difficult to apply confidently elsewhere.
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