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Canadian Firms Advised to Expand Transfer Pricing Analysis

Tax pros in Canada are advising clients to expand the scope and depth of their transfer pricing analyses in anticipation of tougher audits from the country’s tax authority.

Tax Pros Wonder About Outlook as IRS Pricing Agreements Slow

The diminished number of advance pricing agreements the IRS completed last year has tax practitioners wondering what the agency will do to get more APAs done with fewer resources.

Interest Deduction Tweak Prompts Thoughts of Offshore Borrowing

American companies with a big global footprint are reconsidering their debt strategies in the US after a change in Republicans’ 2025 tax law that limits their ability to deduct interest expenses.

Tax Dodgers Leave Kenya’s Revenue Agency With $7.6 Billion Gap

Less than half of Kenya’s registered tax payers are settling their obligations, resulting in a collection gap of at least 982 billion shillings ($7.6 billion), according to the nation’s revenue agency.

OECD Helps Jamaica Raise Nearly $8 Billion From Transfer Pricing

The OECD helped Jamaica train more than 70 tax officials on transfer pricing, leading to transaction disclosures worth €6.6 billion ($7.7 billion) from multinational companies, the body said in a report Wednesday.

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Five Questions With Stinson Tax Partner Harry Teichman

Harry Teichman

Stinson

Sweeping New Transfer Pricing Rules in India Mean a Major Reset

Rezan Ökten

Dentons

Five Questions With Jones Day Partner-in-Charge Colleen Laduzinski

Colleen Laduzinski

Jones Day

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The war in Iran is prompting states across the country to consider temporarily cutting fuel taxes, a relief measure that could cost them millions of dollars.

Australia Moves to Tighten Foreign Resident Capital Gains Tax

Foreign residents in Australia would face higher taxes on sales of large assets under a bill expanding the capital gains tax base for overseas investors, the government said Friday.

Canada Bracing, Jamaica Takes a Lap: Transfer Pricing Report

Hello and welcome to the Transfer Pricing Report. I’m Caleb Harshberger, and this week we’re looking at how companies with business in Canada are gearing up to handle coming audits sparked by the new transfer pricing law. Also, Jamaica touts big gains after transfer pricing trainings.

Canadian Firms Advised to Expand Transfer Pricing Analysis

Tax pros in Canada are advising clients to expand the scope and depth of their transfer pricing analyses in anticipation of tougher audits from the country’s tax authority.

Tax Dodgers Leave Kenya’s Revenue Agency With $7.6 Billion Gap

Germany Drafts Change to Global Minimum Tax Reporting Regulation

The German Finance Ministry on Wednesday issued draft legislation that would add to its global minimum tax reporting requirements a list of jurisdictions that have applied the tax domestically for companies’ reference.