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Get startedFinance ministers for the G7 reached an agreement on Saturday supporting a global minimum tax rate of at least 15%. Here’s how it would work and what might happen next.
The EU General Court overturned a European Commission order that would have required Amazon to pay about €250 million in back taxes, dealing another setback to the...
An independent report said the US-proposed minimum global effective tax rate of 15% would bring in an additional €50 billion of tax for the EU.
The UK’s chancellor of the exchequer set out measures that included extending the government’s furlough scheme until the end of September, changes to corporation tax,...
Countries’ efforts to lower corporate taxation have seen the average headline rate fall nine percentage points since 2000.
Medium and large UK employers must assess whether their contractors are employees for tax purposes under rules that apply from 6 April.
Businesses must adjust to new tax, customs, and other rules now that the UK has left the EU.
This sweeping new standard for revenue recognition has many important tax considerations. This article explains those considerations.
This article discusses the rules governing the effects of lapses and restrictions on voting or liquidation rights of owners on the valuation of family-held entities.
This article discusses new opportunities for accelerated depreciation and expensing of qualifying real property that CPAs should explore with their business tax client.
This article looks at the practice of tax-loss harvesting which can offer the potential for significantly increased after-tax returns.
This article provides an overview of applying U.S. domestic tax law and a U.S. income tax treaty to a foreign corporation.