International taxes

Major changes in last year’s tax overhaul include the so-called GILTI provisions, and the IRS has issued proposed regulations for them.

Resistance continues against a levy that divides the region’s governments and threatens to fragment its single market.

The chief executive officer of Denmark’s biggest fund will step down for allegedly trying to dodge Swiss taxes while running a unit of Nordea Bank a decade ago.

Many U.S. multinational corporations have packed up or are choosing to open subsidiaries in low-tax, rather than no-tax, countries that are seen as more legitimate than the formerly popular island destinations of the Cayman Islands and the Bahamas.

Some see the DST as a ‘revenue grab’ that’s punishing American tech companies.

LG Chairman Koo Kwang-mo would be a billionaire in most countries.

A prosecutor at a high-profile Paris trial said UBS Group AG must be “punished” by a court for helping wealthy French clients hide money from tax authorities.

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire’s efforts to rally his European Union colleagues around a new tax on tech giants fell short.

Finance ministers are trying to strike a balance between luring business and addressing popular discontent about companies not paying their fair share.

The U.K. just joined a growing array of countries telling Big Tech it’s time to pay up.