As scrutiny from tax authorities intensifies and transparency requirements grow, technology should be utilized and integrated into transfer pricing compliance procedures, say Grant Thornton practitioners.

Ongoing low staffing in HMRC’s Fraud Investigation Service has caused fewer cases to be opened and reducing yields for HMRC, says a Pure Tax Investigations practitioner.

KPMG Africa practitioners discuss the long-awaited application of APAs in Africa.

Khaitan & Co practitioners discuss the Indian tax landscape for licensing and assignment arrangements of intangible assets.

Companies should take a proactive approach to transfer pricing policies by closely monitoring import transactions and tariff compliance, reviewing and potentially revising their intercompany contracts, and considering whether a portion of tariff costs should be borne by a related party outside of the US, say a University of Notre Dame professor and Grant Thornton practitioners.

India’s recent court ruling will have broad implications in the determination of fixed place PE in India from a tax treaty interpretation perspective, say Deloitte Haskins & Sells LLP, India practitioners.

Although the Employee Retention Credit expired over three years ago, claims are still being adjudicated, and taxpayers should strategize on how to expeditiously get refunds or handle disallowed claims, says a KPMG practitioner.

The GOP tax and spending package increased the federal estate tax exemption, and high-net-worth individuals now have important choices to make as to what to do with their life insurance policies, says Henry Montag of The TOLI Center East.

KPMG practitioners summarize the options available under Rev. Proc. 2025-28 for transitioning from TCJA to OBBBA treatment of R&E costs that offer flexibility for taxpayers, especially those who act before specified deadlines in 2025.

Braverman Greenspun attorneys discuss New York state’s proposed legislation on HDFCs that would make permanent New York City’s DAMP real estate tax exemption.

Puerto Rico benefits & compensation attorney Carlos Gonzalez shares his practical experience with the alternatives available to companies doing business in Puerto Rico for complying with the local non-occupational short-term disability benefits mandate, commonly known as SINOT.

Hall Benefits Law practitioners discuss practical and strategic takeaways for plan sponsors after the executive order was issued directing federal agencies to broaden 401(k) access to cryptocurrency, private equity, private credit, and venture capital assets.