International business

Steinhoff International Holdings NV is seeking a three-year extension on most of its 9.6 billion euros ($11.3 billion) of debt as the retailer battles to come to grips with an accounting scandal that’s wiped more than 96 percent off the share price.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is forcing companies to reconsider where they are hiring and assigning workers.

All staff will face background checks every two years to try improve the firm's reputation.

The American Institute of CPAs is asking the Internal Revenue Service to provide additional details on how it will be treating foreign corporate income under the new tax law.

Former CPA Canada chief Kevin Dancey will succeed Fayezul Choudhury at the end of the year.

President Donald Trump said Friday that U.S. economic growth promoted by his policies would help the world, seeking to square his “America First” agenda with globalism.

Dual U.S.-Canadian citizen with private corporations need to pay attention.

Economic confidence improved globally in the third quarter of 2017, but continued to fall in the U.S., according to a new survey of accountants.

The unit will be a separate legal entity, and won’t advise on U.S. legal issues.

The Big Four network will examine its local member's work in certain engagements, as well as its entire client roster.

As global companies implicated in a graft scandal in South Africa scramble to contain the damage to their reputations, politicians and law enforcement agencies are prevaricating and stalling official investigations.

The countries aim to close loopholes that will affect Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and others.

International organizations are the ERP platform provider's fastest growing customer base.

Already reeling from a $4.5 billion bill to save its ailing No. 1 lender, Ukraine is now bracing for an even costlier rescue, and says audits by PwC’s local office were instrumental in the bank’s failure.

Avalara CEO Scott McFarlane warns that governments around the world are going to get digital.

Central and South America and the Caribbean offer the best opportunities for Americans looking for lower tax burdens.

After several years of sluggish economic growth, executives at midsize private companies are feeling more confident.

This year, tax reform could give U.S. companies access to hundreds of billions of dollars they have stashed overseas. Many corporations can’t wait that long.

Accounting firms need to start exploring the global opportunities that are becoming available to them.

Moore Stephens Doeren Mayhew has merged with Emerson & Partner U.S. Tax GmbH, a firm based in Zurich, Switzerland, effective Jan. 1, 2017.