This month, the OECD proposed rules to ensure multinational companies pay tax in countries where they have significant consumer activities and generate profits. The rules could effect a radical shift in how businesses are taxed.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development published a proposal to ensure large multinational enterprises, including digital companies, pay tax where they have significant consumer-facing activities and generate profits. The OECD is seeking public comments on the proposal until 12 November 2019.
On September 5, the IRS published proposed regulations related to Sections 451(b) and 451(c) of the Internal Revenue Code, providing long-awaited guidance for taxpayers that use an accrual accounting method and have an applicable financial statement and/or receive advance payments.
The IRS published proposed regulations related to Sections 451(b) and 451(c), providing guidance for taxpayers that use an accrual accounting method and have an applicable financial statement and/or receive advance payments.
The United States has increased the minimum penalty for failing to file a tax return.
Mandatory e-filing has been extended to nonprofit organisations.
Significant amendments have been made to Delaware corporation laws.
The UK has changed the way corporation tax payments must be made in respect of profits or gains between UK companies and group companies located in other EU countries.
The UK Government has published draft legislation for the Digital Services Tax.
The final decree on the Dutch tax ruling practice has taken effect.
Leaders from the G7 countries concluded their annual three-day summit yesterday. A storyline involving France, the U.S., digital taxation and wine tariffs illuminates some of the most important economic issues of our time.
Taiwan has made significant changes to its corporate income tax structure.