The Oklahoma Supreme Court broke with 150 years of precedent when it held that Native Americans living and working on tribal land must pay state income tax, a Muscogee (Creek) Nation citizen told the US Supreme Court.

Enterprise is challenging New Jersey’s assessment of corporation business tax, arguing that the company’s gain from the sale of its passive minority interest in an Israeli software company wasn’t operational income that’s taxable.

The IRS and the Treasury Department made a sweeping attempt to address business complaints over proposed rules on the 15% corporate book-income tax—but some practitioners think more still needs to be done.

How to craft a new exemption for small crypto transactions will likely complicate the task of crafting bipartisan legislation codifying the tax treatment of digital assets, senators in both parties said at a Finance Committee hearing on Wednesday.

The Trump administration’s list of regulatory priorities for the IRS reflects its efforts to downsize the agency, with fewer than half as many projects compared with the previous year’s list and a sizable chunk focused on deregulation.

A FirstEnergy Corp. unit appears poised to keep its $2.42 million sales and use tax refund after Maryland Supreme Court justices pushed hard during oral arguments Wednesday against the state’s reasons for denying an exemption.

The UK’s audit watchdog launched a “comprehensive” review of its enforcement process, introducing options to avoid the need for full investigations.

A self-storage facility is worth about $5.67 million for property tax purposes based on its costs, the Michigan Tax Tribunal said.

The IRS and the Treasury Department made a sweeping attempt to address business complaints over proposed rules on the 15% corporate book-income tax—but some practitioners think more still needs to be done.

The IRS overstepped its authority when it increased 3M Co.‘s tax bill to reflect what the US parent company’s income would’ve been had it not been in control of its Brazilian subsidiary, the Eighth Circuit said Tuesday.

The founder of $5 billion cryptocurrency hedge fund Pantera Capital is in the crosshairs of US Senate investigators, who allege he may have evaded more than $100 million in capital gains taxes after seeking tax refuge in Puerto Rico.

Lawmakers failed to reach a deal before midnight to keep the government funded, but the IRS game plan provides for five days of “normal” operations, with all current staff on board.

Tax writers and their industry allies are hoping to capitalize on recent moves toward regulating cryptocurrencies to draft a new taxation regime for digital assets.

Opinion: A Senate report about KPMG's role in Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, as well as statements by JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, reflect a misunderstanding of what accounting is designed to do—and what it already revealed.

Tax professionals are closely watching how flexible a California agency will be in applying its long-awaited guidance on where service-oriented businesses should assign the location of their sales.

Public companies in the UK continue to have trouble with cash flow statements and disclosing unexpected losses in assets’ value, such as technology becoming outdated, the country’s accounting watchdog found.

The Virginia Supreme Court announced it will review whether underlying gas reserves should be included in the property tax assessment of gas wells and related infrastructure.

The US accounting board is asking for public input on a targeted project to address how companies should initially measure “paid-in-kind” dividends on equity-classified preferred stock that they issue.

Tax writers and their industry allies are hoping to capitalize on recent moves toward regulating cryptocurrencies to draft a new taxation regime for digital assets.

The IRS will keep up normal operations for a week if policymakers can’t reach a deal by midnight on funding the government ahead of a Sept. 30 deadline, according to an agency contingency plan released Monday.

Florida-based fintech CFS Investors LLC is disputing the IRS’s assessment of nearly $1.5 million in additional taxes and penalties.

Opinion: Cross-border spouses have several different options to lower their tax burdens without running afoul of US and state tax laws.

Opinion: Adequate disclosure can help start the statute of limitations on gift tax and avoid potential valuation-related penalties.

Clean energy companies are expecting delays to key IRS and Treasury Department guidance about foreign influence restrictions in projects financed by tax credits, as a federal government shutdown looms.

A proposed class action accusing two auto insurance companies of unlawfully holding onto New York sales tax refunds for canceled vehicle service contracts was dismissed by a federal court for failing to use all available state administrative remedies.

A company that took steps to preserve a historic building in downtown Philadelphia is challenging in court almost $12 million in taxes and penalties levied by the IRS.

The IRS withdrew proposed regulations on how companies can ensure that their corporate spin-offs and similar transactions are tax-free.

The top four congressional leaders will meet with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday, a day before federal funding would expire if the two parties can’t agree on a short-term spending bill.

Professional athletes convinced the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Thursday to strike down a tax the city of Pittsburgh imposed on visitors who earn money at public stadiums.

US multinational companies are telling Congress members and the Trump administration that negotiations at the OECD to rewrite major parts of the global minimum tax framework are going too slow.

Investors may not appreciate the stakes of Coca-Cola’s long-running transfer pricing battle with the IRS.

PepsiCo Inc. is stuck with an appeals court’s determination that it illegally set up a subsidiary as a tax shelter after the Illinois Supreme Court declined its petition for review.

IRS employees who are on administrative leave once again have been given the option to take a deferred resignation offer, according to two people familiar with the situation.

A smooth rollout of President Donald Trump’s multitrillion-dollar tax-and-spending law hangs on the IRS’s legal department, which lost hundreds of workers prodded by administration resignation offers.

President Donald Trump on Thursday directed the IRS to ensure tax-exempt organizations are refraining from financing what the administration deems “political violence or domestic terrorism.”

Opinion: The Trump administration and Congress should preserve and strength the work opportunity tax credit, set to expire Dec. 31, to help struggling employers find talent and to help millions of Americans eager to work.

Opinion: As the deadline for the first corporate tax return in the United Arab Emirates approaches, businesses, with no case law or audit history to draw on, must prioritize accuracy and transparency to support their tax position.

Professional athletes convinced the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Thursday to strike down a tax the city of Pittsburgh imposed on visitors who earn money at public stadiums.

GOP Tax Writers Query IRS Lawyer Nominee on Audits, Tax Court

Lawmakers are turning their attention to challenges long frustrating to a range of taxpayers and the center of legal disputes, input that backers say would streamline tax administration and the judicial process.

Opinion: European policymakers convening to assess the latest economic impact that Trump administration’s policies will have on their economies should take a proactive—not reactive—steps to foster competitiveness across the EU.

US multinational companies are telling Congress members and the Trump administration that negotiations at the OECD to rewrite major parts of the global minimum tax framework are going too slow.

Opinion: As the Multistate Tax Commission pushes for a new definition of “automated digital products”—pieces of digital products provided for sale with minimal human intervention—states can rethink an outdated tax model built for physical goods.

Investors may not appreciate the stakes of Coca-Cola’s long-running transfer pricing battle with the IRS.

PepsiCo Inc. is stuck with an appeals court’s determination that it illegally set up a subsidiary as a tax shelter after the Illinois Supreme Court declined its petition for review.

IRS employees who are on administrative leave once again have been given the option to take a deferred resignation offer, according to two people familiar with the situation.

The week in state tax news: Pennsylvania's top court struck down a Pittsburgh tax that hit visiting teams playing the Steelers, Pirates, or Penguins, but not resident athletes.

Two property owners convinced a Massachusetts tribunal to lower the valuation of their home to $850,000 from $1,022,800 based on the purchase price of the property.

A recent loss for Humana Inc. in Minnesota highlights new dilemmas that have arisen as many states shift to taxing income based on where the benefit is received rather than where the work is done.

Several telecommunications companies including Sprint, T-Mobile, and AT&T have again failed to convince a California appeals court that utility property they own was unconstitutionally taxed unequally compared to other property.