International taxes

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PwC, which was advising the Australian government on incoming tax rules for multinational companies, told Google about the start date of the legislation.

Global tax professionals are concerned about the impact of the OECD's base erosion and profit shifting plan, as well as artificial intelligence technology.

Global corporations are hoping to fend off requirements for reporting on the amount of taxes they pay in each jurisdiction, while regulators are moving forward cautiously with imposing such rules.

Pressure on companies to disclose their tax approach, including how much and where they pay their taxes, isn't going away.

As an international tax deal founders, the administration aims to preserve a key benefit for large American tech companies.

Australian Retirement Trust, which manages A$240 billion ($159 billion) for 2.2 million members, "will not be undertaking any new contracts with PwC at this time."

PricewaterhouseCoopers handed over the names of 76 current or former partners associated with its tax leaks scandal to Australian lawmakers.

At some point in a business's lifetime, it may make sense to change its legal business structure.

New research indicates the country's tax receipts are even more concentrated than previously thought.