A Delaware judge ruled that a shareholder lawsuit alleging insider trading by several directors of Coinbase Global Inc., including venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, can proceed for now after an internal investigation cleared the defendants of wrongdoing.

Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, co-founder and former chief executive officer of Binance, said lingering accusations that the world’s largest digital asset platform bears responsibility for the crypto market crash last October are “far-fetched.”

The political fundraising group launched by crypto-billionaire brothers Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss raised more than $22 million in the last five months of 2025, but might not get as much bang for its Bitcoin.

The US is set to import the most Venezuelan oil in a year after President Donald Trump’s administration moved to control the country’s energy supply.

SpaceX is considering a potential merger with Tesla Inc., as well as an alternative combination with artificial intelligence firm xAI, according to people familiar with the matter, a sign billionaire Elon Musk is weighing how to consolidate his empire.

Mexico’s economy rebounded at year-end to avoid a technical recession after slumping in the third quarter due the drag from US tariffs and low investment.

The Senate passed a deal to fund the government Friday but lawmakers must navigate other obstacles to quickly end a likely partial shutdown and reach an agreement on immigration enforcement policy changes Democrats are demanding.

One of the largest automotive dealers in Minnesota was charged with criminal tax evasion under a scheme that routed sales of high-end vehicles through Montana shell companies to avoid the motor vehicle excise tax.

The IRS wrongly rejected nearly $163 million in charitable contribution deductions that a pair of partnerships took in 2020 for donating conservation easements on hundreds of acres of land in Texas, they told the US Tax Court in separate petitions.

The road to victory in President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against Treasury and IRS over an historic leak of billionaires’ tax data likely will hinge on whether the contractor responsible is considered an agency employee—if the government treats the president as a typical taxpayer.

The former CEO of renewable energy startup EthosGen failed on appeal to vacate more than a dozen convictions in connection with his scheme to defraud investors.

Congressional Republicans are planning votes on federal measures to overturn a Washington DC law to sever elements of the local tax code from the 2025 GOP tax law.

All IRS employees will be exempt from furlough and expected to work until Feb. 7 in the event the government shuts down on Friday, according to an email seen by Bloomberg Tax.

A second draft of a new revision of the correction form for federal wage and tax statements was released Jan. 29 by the Internal Revenue Service.

The Australian Taxation Office’s compliance approach to the new system of making superannuation contributions when employees are paid in the 2026-27 tax year was finalized Jan. 28, the office said.

US employers can enter workers in the annual H-1B lottery from March 4-19, US Citizenship and Immigration Services announced Friday, the first time odds of selection will be weighted based on wages and seniority.

The federal Office of Child Support Services has reverted to its previous name, the Office of Child Support Enforcement, according to a Federal Register notice.

The only thing more dangerous than Davos Man peddling old buzzwords is Davos Man peddling new ones. Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney was the toast of Davos for his speech on how middle powers can save the liberal order. The New Yorker gushes that the speech is even more impressive in retrospect than it was at the time, describing it as nothing less than a “charter for the bleak years ahead.” Carney is off to Australia in March in pursuit of his middle-power policy. The only problem with his idea is that it has a hole in its heart.

CJEU’s Tauritus ruling clarifies under which conditions retroactive pricing adjustments lead to changes in EU customs valuation.

Additional transfer pricing disclosure requirements have become the norm, and multinationals should anticipate continued divergence in national requirements, in the absence of a major initiative from the OECD.

Monika Bone joined Wilkin Chapman Rollits as a partner in its wills, estates, and tax planning team in York, UK, the firm announced on Thursday.

KPMG elaborates on practical solutions for cross-border workforce taxation in response to OECD consultation.

Eliminating the income tax in Georgia would lead to future revenue uncertainty, undermining the state’s business-friendly reputation.