Corporate taxes

Sens. Ron Wyden and Rob Portman proposed bipartisan legislation to disallow foreign tax credits and other tax benefits for companies that pay taxes to Russia or Belarus.

CEOs who prefer risky sports hobbies are more likely to take a risky approach to their company’s tax planning, according to a new study published by the American Accounting Association.

The top tax official at the OECD signaled his uncertainty over whether national governments will keep to the agreed timetable.

The president called again for Congress to raise taxes on corporations and the wealthy, while sharpening his criticism of Republican economic policies.

Lawmakers are weighing a tax that would slap a levy on imports of carbon-intensive goods from countries with weaker climate policies.

The drugmaker is contesting a multibillion-dollar bill from the IRS in Tax Court.

The lobbying comes as Democrats and the White House work to advance a new version of the so-called Build Back Better Act.

Mining and metals companies want the tax system to return to how it was before changes made last year .

The projections foreshadow a sharp increase in corporate tax collections because of a pact between nearly 140 countries to implement a 15% minimum rate.

Practitioners share what those who want to start their own business know — and don’t know.

Treasury Secretary Yellen is counting on the support of corporate America for the deal to win passage in Congress — a crucial step for its worldwide success.

The legislation would cause sanctioned Russian oligarchs and American companies that pay taxes to Moscow to lose some of their U.S. tax benefits.

The pharmaceutical company's finances came under scrutiny as Sen. Ron Wyden asked how it booked profits overseas last year while its tax rate dropped.

The European Union stumbled again in its attempt to implement a minimum corporate tax at 15% as Poland continued to block progress.

The administration is calling for more than $2.5 trillion in tax hikes on wealthy and large corporations over a decade.

The proposal aims to collect more revenue from the largest U.S companies that are earning more than they did before the pandemic and war in Ukraine.

Build Back Better seems less and less likely, but federal taxes are still on execs' minds, according to a recent survey.

The service is outmatched in resources and expertise when it audits some of the largest companies in the country, the agency’s top official said.

Additional reasons for uncertainty in 2022 include surging inflation, interest rate increases, war in Europe, global minimum taxes and the continuing pandemic adding to worries.

The European Union failed to quickly agree on how to implement a global minimum tax for corporations after concessions proposed by France failed to win over reluctant countries.