Companies can apply a specialized accounting method that shields earnings from economic fluctuations to a broader range of risk management strategies under new guidance.

Opinion: The effectiveness of Pennsylvania's tax on skill game terminals, if enacted, would depend on how business owners and consumers respond.

Opinion: Amazon's offer to collect more VAT could help the UK Treasury close the tax gap.

Nearly a million UK self-employed people and landlords are bracing for challenging mandates to maintain digital records and submit quarterly updates to the tax authority for the first time next year.

Hawaii, Cruise Groups Fight Over US Intervention in Tax Suit

Opinion: Fiduciaries should act now to preserve their clients' charitable goals and minimize tax exposure under a new tax framework that takes effect in just over a month.

One of the biggest fads of the Covid-19 retail-stock trading era is making a comeback—thanks in part to two buzzy trends.

A married couple who a court said “vastly overreported their actual income and taxes paid” failed in their bid to stop the IRS from clawing back an erroneously issued 2020 refund of over $444,000.

A New York City church is entitled to a religious use property tax exemption because the local government failed to prove the organization committed a zoning violation, New York’s high court held Monday in a 4-3 decision.

European companies are throwing more money at collecting and using data as they realize the potential for better fraud prevention and marketing, a new survey found.

Opinion: OpenAI’s push to expand the CHIPS Act tax credit into a broad artificial intelligence infrastructure subsidy shows how the government, and by extension taxpayers, are already underwriting the AI boom.

Opinion: A 2023 US Supreme Court ruling offer a crucial tool to individuals, entities, and nonprofits to go on the offensive and seek an injunction enjoining civil investigations brought by the Trump administration.

Don’t go making plans just yet to spend the $2,000 tariff “dividend” rebates President Donald Trump has proposed for millions of Americans.

Lawmakers and advocates for employers that hire workers who typically struggle to find a job are joining forces, in hopes of preventing the expiration of a tax credit that has bipartisan backing.

The SEC’s top accountant called Thursday for the US audit board to lean on international standards when updating rules used to vet the revenues and asset values for some of the largest companies in the world.

The IRS released guidance Friday for workers who want to claim the new tips and overtime deductions and how to calculate it.

The Trump administration has an uphill battle to find its next pick for the top IRS attorney position, after the president in a surprise move withdrew Donald Korb’s nomination days before his expected Senate confirmation vote.

Opinion: Biopharmaceutical companies can consider strategic reshoring and short-term tactics to minimize their exposure to potential tariffs.

The IRS will automatically apply penalty waivers for certain taxpayers who failed to pay, file, or deposit starting for the upcoming filing season, National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins said.

The OECD’s Council blessed a raft of updates to the organization’s model tax convention, including additions to the commentary on worker mobility and a new part of its transfer pricing guidelines.

Opinion: OpenAI’s push to expand the CHIPS Act tax credit into a broad artificial intelligence infrastructure subsidy shows how the government, and by extension taxpayers, are already underwriting the AI boom.

Opinion: A 2023 US Supreme Court ruling offer a crucial tool to individuals, entities, and nonprofits to go on the offensive and seek an injunction enjoining civil investigations brought by the Trump administration.

Don’t go making plans just yet to spend the $2,000 tariff “dividend” rebates President Donald Trump has proposed for millions of Americans.

Lawmakers and advocates for employers that hire workers who typically struggle to find a job are joining forces, in hopes of preventing the expiration of a tax credit that has bipartisan backing.

The SEC’s top accountant called Thursday for the US audit board to lean on international standards when updating rules used to vet the revenues and asset values for some of the largest companies in the world.

The IRS released guidance Friday for workers who want to claim the new tips and overtime deductions and how to calculate it.

The Trump administration has an uphill battle to find its next pick for the top IRS attorney position, after the president in a surprise move withdrew Donald Korb’s nomination days before his expected Senate confirmation vote.

Opinion: Biopharmaceutical companies can consider strategic reshoring and short-term tactics to minimize their exposure to potential tariffs.

The IRS will automatically apply penalty waivers for certain taxpayers who failed to pay, file, or deposit starting for the upcoming filing season, National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins said.

The IRS withdrew a controversial portion of its regulations on the stock-buyback tax, a move many business advocates and tax-world observers had argued for.

Opinion: When a customer redeems a gift card, enjoys a 50% discount, or picks up a “free” bundle, the correct VAT treatment depends on knowing where the line lies between a voucher, a discount, and a supply.

A top OECD official said Friday that rewriting the global minimum tax to meet the Trump administration’s demands to exempt American companies isn’t preferable, but acknowledged that the US is seeking changes rather than dismantling the tax.

Anadarko Petroleum Corp. failed to convince the Texas Supreme Court to consider its petition seeking an $8.5 million franchise tax refund in connection with the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, an orders list released by the justices Friday indicates.

Opinion: When it comes to AI, the boundary between human and machine in compliance operations is blurring—and tax leaders must guide that convergence.

The provision in the massive tax-and-spending law means spaceports can issue tax-exempt bonds to fund infrastructure projects, much like municipal authorities do to build airports and highways.

Lawmakers and advocates for employers that hire workers who typically struggle to find a job are joining forces, in hopes of preventing the expiration of a tax credit that has bipartisan backing.

On this week’s Talking Tax episode, reporters Zach C. Cohen and Erin Durkin discuss next steps for appropriating funds for the IRS and Treasury after current funding runs dry Jan. 30, and potential legislative solutions to rising health-care premiums.

Opinion: A 2023 US Supreme Court ruling offer a crucial tool to individuals, entities, and nonprofits to go on the offensive and seek an injunction enjoining civil investigations brought by the Trump administration.

Multinationals are increasingly becoming embroiled in disputes with tax authorities around the world and spending less time on planning and strategy amid growing trade and economic concerns.

A&E Television Networks LLC was right to take a deduction from New York City unincorporated business tax for expenses that are also deductible under federal law, a city tribunal affirmed.

Guidance documents on bonus depreciation, tax-exempt status, and international topics are among a barrage expected in the coming months from the Treasury Department and IRS, Ken Kies, assistant Treasury secretary for tax policy, told tax executives.

Opinion: A 2023 US Supreme Court ruling offer a crucial tool to individuals, entities, and nonprofits to go on the offensive and seek an injunction enjoining civil investigations brought by the Trump administration.

Lawmakers and advocates for employers that hire workers who typically struggle to find a job are joining forces, in hopes of preventing the expiration of a tax credit that has bipartisan backing.

Don’t go making plans just yet to spend the $2,000 tariff “dividend” rebates President Donald Trump has proposed for millions of Americans.

Transfer pricing is no longer a technical exercise but a governance issue involving decisions about value chains, intellectual property ownership, and distributor characterization that must withstand courtroom-level interrogation.

Singapore is launching a pilot program for taxpayers to use the OECD’s simplified and streamlined approach to transfer pricing.

On this week’s Talking Tax episode, reporters Zach C. Cohen and Erin Durkin discuss next steps for appropriating funds for the IRS and Treasury after current funding runs dry Jan. 30, and potential legislative solutions to rising health-care premiums.

A Turkish-American dual citizen failed to show that his nearly $438,000 fine for willfully failing to report his Turkish bank accounts from 2013 to 2017 was an Eighth Amendment violation.

Companies are poised to gain further clarity on how to report certain crypto asset transfers in their financial reports.

Opinion: Biopharmaceutical companies can consider strategic reshoring and short-term tactics to minimize their exposure to potential tariffs.