Transfer pricing is increasingly becoming a hot area for tax audits, raising risks for companies as they try to navigate an uncertain political and economic environment, recently exacerbated by ever-changing US tariff rates on major trading partners.
President Donald Trump’s tariff policies are prompting large pharmaceutical companies to promise investments in US manufacturing, but it might let them keep the crown jewels—their intellectual property—overseas.
The Eighth Circuit’s decision to send the Medtronic case back to the Tax Court brings more certainty for companies involved in intercompany transactions by squashing the court’s controversial method to resolve the dispute.
Large American companies are asking for any new deal struck at the OECD exempting them from parts of the global minimum tax to be made retroactive.
Australia issued Tuesday a new form for companies looking to revoke their chosen method for determining the amount of claimable debt deductions on their income taxes.
Government decisions to impose digital services taxes on tech companies have been prompted in part by a lack of progress in global negotiations at the OECD, practitioners, academics and tax authority officials said Thursday.
The European Commission provided guidance for countries Wednesday on implementing an overhaul of the way value-added taxes are applied across the bloc.
In this episode of Talking Tax, Bloomberg Tax reporters Saim Saeed and Lauren Vella hash out countries’ frustrations over global minimum tax exemptions and discuss the feasibility of coming to an agreement on a “side-by-side” system by Dec. 31, the deadline suggested by the Trump administration.
The Australian tax authority on Wednesday teased additional guidance on the global minimum tax it aims to issue in the “next few weeks.”
Investors may not appreciate the stakes of Coca-Cola’s long-running transfer pricing battle with the IRS.
The United Nations’ effort to develop an international tax convention “would be a bit challenging” without the US’s participation, according to a senior European Commission official.
As the Multistate Tax Commission pushes for a new definition of “automated digital products,” which are provided for sale with minimal human intervention, states have a chance to rethink an outdated tax model that was built for physical goods.
This week, experts examined conservation easements, why location is important for borderless workers, and more.
Baker McKenzie is suing a tax lawyer for defamation after she said she was sexually assaulted by the head of the firm’s Washington, DC office.
The Treasury Department formally proposed a two-year delay in new rules that apply anti-money-laundering requirements to investment advisers.
The Brazilian Official Gazette Sept. 22 published Legislative Decree No. 203, promulgating the second protocol to the 2018 DTA with Singapore, signed April 17, 2023. The decree enters into force ...
The Czech Ministry of Finance Sept. 19 posted an updated list of DTAs that have entered into force. The list is current as of the same date. [Czech Republic, Ministry ...
The Spanish Supreme Court July 15 issued Decision No. 985/2025, clarifying the transfer pricing treatment of cash pooling arrangements operated by multinational enterprise (MNE) groups. The taxpayer, the Spanish subsidiary ...
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