taxing MNCs

While public officials argue and delay adopting global tax reforms, multinational companies continue to rort the variances in rates and arbitrage jurisdictions. More than US$2.4 tln of profits avoid minimum acceptable levels

While public officials argue and delay adopting global tax reforms, multinational companies continue to rort the variances in rates and arbitrage jurisdictions. More than US$2.4 tln of profits avoid minimum acceptable levels

Josep Borrell & Paolo Gentiloni hail the recent international deal on corporate taxation as an example of successful multilateralism

Josep Borrell & Paolo Gentiloni hail the recent international deal on corporate taxation as an example of successful multilateralism

The Week in Tax: closing time for submissions on the interest limitation rules, and is Inland Revenue about to clampdown on the fringe benefit tax rules around utes?

The Week in Tax: closing time for submissions on the interest limitation rules, and is Inland Revenue about to clampdown on the fringe benefit tax rules around utes?

The Week in Tax; interest deductions and the bright-line test, pandemic support, and agreement reached on a global minimum tax rate

The Week in Tax; interest deductions and the bright-line test, pandemic support, and agreement reached on a global minimum tax rate

The Week in tax: What is a new build, and how does Inland Revenue measure up internationally on fighting tax crime?

The Week in tax: What is a new build, and how does Inland Revenue measure up internationally on fighting tax crime?

Terry Baucher looks at the G-7 agreement for a minimum corporate tax rate of 15 per cent, the Climate Change Commission's release of its final advice to the Government, and what is a work-related vehicle

Terry Baucher looks at the G-7 agreement for a minimum corporate tax rate of 15 per cent, the Climate Change Commission's release of its final advice to the Government, and what is a work-related vehicle

Terry Baucher dives into the 14 chapter, 143 page 'discussion document' on the design of the bombshell interest limitation rule and additional bright-line rules so you don't have to, honing in on the salient bits

Terry Baucher dives into the 14 chapter, 143 page 'discussion document' on the design of the bombshell interest limitation rule and additional bright-line rules so you don't have to, honing in on the salient bits

The Week in Tax: a closer look at Inland Revenue operations. Is Google taking the government for a ride? And a warning about the new bright-line test

The Week in Tax: a closer look at Inland Revenue operations. Is Google taking the government for a ride? And a warning about the new bright-line test

The Week in Tax: the Minister of Revenue is not happy with Google; hundreds of people each year may be having their ACC arrears payments overtaxed

The Week in Tax: the Minister of Revenue is not happy with Google; hundreds of people each year may be having their ACC arrears payments overtaxed

The Week in Tax: How the Aussie Budget affects New Zealand; is taxing capital gains at 39% fair?; progress on an international minimum tax rate

The Week in Tax: How the Aussie Budget affects New Zealand; is taxing capital gains at 39% fair?; progress on an international minimum tax rate

'The world needs a corporate tax system that is fit for the digital economy and benefits developing and developed countries alike'

'The world needs a corporate tax system that is fit for the digital economy and benefits developing and developed countries alike'

Shamubeel Eaqub says the reality is that we are soft on white-collar crime and we aren’t good at regularly updating our rules and regulations

Shamubeel Eaqub says the reality is that we are soft on white-collar crime and we aren’t good at regularly updating our rules and regulations