Opinion: Taxpayers who may have committed fraud can take steps to reduce their risk and mitigate the consequences.
07.03.2026 02:00
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Opinion: Taxpayers who may have committed fraud can take steps to reduce their risk and mitigate the consequences.
The 2026 World Cup highlights the complexities of applying international tax treaties and social security and totalization agreements in international sports.
After three federal appeals courts reversed the US Tax Court’s longstanding position that it lacks the power to pause a key 90-day window taxpayers have to challenge the IRS, practitioners believe reconsideration is on the table.
Proposals to implement so-called “Trump accounts” are one step closer to being released.
Several American multinationals are moving forward with plans to bring their valuable intangible property back home, enticed by new tax benefits the US has to offer.
Two brothers are suing the distributors of tax credits that the Treasury Department and IRS have confirmed aren’t real.
Washington is temporarily waiving financial penalties for taxpayers struggling to comply with the state’s new tax on digital advertising and other technology services, acknowledging the transition has been “challenging for many businesses.”
An Australian government bill to raise taxes on wealth retirement fund owners easily passed the Lower House of Parliament on Thursday.
Opinion: Puerto Rico's introduction of a 30-year statutory horizon for the 4% tax rate reduces policy uncertainty and enhances modeling stability for long-term relocation and estate planning strategies.
The Eleventh Circuit shouldn’t use 3M Co.'s recent tax case victory to give Coca-Cola Co. a win in the company’s transfer pricing dispute with the IRS, the Department of Justice argued for the tax agency in a new filing.
The IRS released its annual ‘dirty dozen’ list of tax scams for 2026 Thursday, warning about a handful of new and old schemes used against taxpayers.
Opinion: Although the OECD and US' side-by-side agreement will help economic relations, both Pillar Two and the US tax system need further reforms.
Top US accounting firms are developing future pricing models for corporate clients as they pour billions of dollars into artificial intelligence tools that stand to slash billable hours with promised leaps in productivity.
QuikTrip Corp. can’t bypass the administrative proceedings it initiated over a St. Louis suburb’s tourism tax in order to get a court to declare it unconstitutional, a Missouri appeals court ruled.
India’s 2020 MLI implementation faces challenges due to court rulings requiring separate notification for each modified tax treaty.
Opinion: Any new discussions about proposals to fix the digital economy's tax challenges must start with an agreement on exactly what those challenges are.
Auditor enforcement cases fell sharply in 2025 as their US regulator prepared for new leadership and an agenda reset.
Maryland lawmakers are considering legislation to spare business inputs from the state’s new 3% tax on data and information technology services, addressing a chief complaint from the business community over repeat taxation.
Democratic lawmakers pressed IRS CEO Frank Bisignano on the agency’s controversial data-sharing agreement and its termination of its union contract during the agency’s first public update amid the 2026 filing season.
Opinion: President Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS should reinforce several lessons that extend well beyond this case, including that taxpayer privacy is fundamental.
IRS CEO Frank Bisignano will be in the hot seat Wednesday on Capitol Hill for the first time since taking over a newly created role at the agency.
Equipment for sanitizing linens for health-care settings falls under an Arizona use tax exemption even if the company also leases those clean linens, the state high court ruled.
Opinion: India's Budget 2026–27 signals the government's strategic intent to attract foreign capital, secure supply-chain resilience, and ensure that India remains a competitive technology hub.
Opinion: A proposal to reclassify California's vehicle sales tax as a licensing fee would do little to change its "donor state" status and benefit only a small group of wealthy Californians.
Opinion: The IRS Criminal Investigation Division is facing unprecedented pressure as it battles increasingly savvy cybercriminals during a time of upheaval and downsizing at the agency.
American companies are feeling the pinch of the global minimum tax, but their bills will shrink after a US exemption from the levy kicks in and countries begin to offer new tax incentives to maintain foreign investment.
Representative Ro Khanna is facing backlash from billionaires for supporting a California wealth tax. Now a tech entrepreneur wants to turn that anger into a June primary challenge for Khanna’s Silicon Valley seat.
GOP senators want Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to provide additional tax relief on capital gains without going to Congress in hopes of boosting the housing supply.
