International taxes

The Wildenstein family’s most vociferous critic stands accused of something she has denounced all along — tax evasion.

The Internal Revenue Service said Friday it will be rolling out the ability to electronically file the new Schedules K-2 and K-3 next year, but not at the beginning of the filing season.

The government has worked hard over the past decade to stop Americans from hiding bank accounts offshore. But not hard enough.

EisnerAmper merged in Caler, Donten, Levine, Cohen, Porter & Veil; and Ryan LLC acquired Qvalia's VAT recovery audit consulting unit.

The Business Roundtable is officially opposing Biden’s economic legislation because they believe the tax increases on corporations outweigh the good in the legislation.

The Alphabet subsidiary said it would pay 218 million euros in backdated corporation tax to Irish authorities.

Negotiators hammering out details of a new global corporate tax regime are shaping the deal to maximize its chance of winning acceptance in the U.S.

The tool will help U.S. withholding agents comply with their reporting and withholding responsibilities with Form 1042-S.

Sales taxes have risen to an average of between 25% and 35% across countries that are part of the OECD, according to a new report.

Some countries are already taxing greenhouse gas emissions, but the U.S. is not likely to follow suit anytime soon.

The deals will help merchants automate cross-border transactions.

Leaders of the biggest economies formally backed a plan to overhaul the way countries tax multinationals in a bid to stem rate competition.

South Dakota’s new industry; a little clarity on contractors; the IRS and collections; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The lawmakers want to wait until other countries implement the proposed 15% corporate tax rate.

A new survey by Ernst & Young finds growing worries about transfer pricing among business leaders.

The countries have joined a global agreement on overhauling international taxation.

The ministers endorsed an overhaul of how countries tax big corporations, setting it for approval by heads of state at a summit later this month.

The Biden administration said it’s close to securing agreements from a number of countries on withdrawing their so-called digital service taxes.

As governments celebrate another advance toward a global tax accord, an obscure legal question in the U.S. threatens to tear it apart.

Nations resolved key differences over the level of a global minimum rate and an end to new digital taxes.