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Jānis Taukačs, a partner at Sorainen in Latvia, discusses the Baltic region’s tax priorities, as well as his own professional journey through the world of tax.
"From Cape Town: A Sit-Down With South Africa's Top Tax Official.""From Cape Town: Developing Tax Policy for Developing Nations."
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OECD Framework Discussing Permanent Pillar 2 Safe HarborsFrustration Persists in OECD Framework Over Pillar 1Lithuania Tax Authority Proposes Pillar 2 Implementing RulesLatvian Parliament Passes Global Minimum Tax Legislation
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Professor Afton Titus of the University of Cape Town explains her view on how the tax initiatives of the OECD and United Nations affect developing nations.
Trump Win Casts Shadow Over OECD Global Tax ReformsOECD Framework Discussing Permanent Pillar 2 Safe HarborsFrustration Persists in OECD Framework Over Pillar 1U.N. Official Floats Cooperation With OECD on Tax Dispute IssuesNew U.N. Model Tax Treaty Article Is a Win for Developing CountriesBilateral Treaty Sourcing Rules Harm Developing Countries, Paper Says
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South African Revenue Service Commissioner Edward Kieswetter discusses his tenure leading the agency and the country’s position in the modernization of the international tax system.
DSTs Could Violate Tax Treaty Obligations, U.N. Official SaysEU Commission Fully Supports Permanent Pillar 2 Safe HarborOECD Framework Discussing Permanent Pillar 2 Safe HarborsFrustration Persists in OECD Framework Over Pillar 1U.N. Official Floats Cooperation With OECD on Tax Dispute IssuesNew U.N. Model Tax Treaty Article Is a Win for Developing CountriesSouth African Tax Chief Warns Taxing Right Fight Will Intensify
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Tax Notes contributing editor Robert Goulder shares his take on the effects of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act and common reporting standards on the feasibility of taxing foreign assets.
The Constitutionality of Penalties on Undeclared AssetsAmerica the Tax Haven? Exploring the U.S. Trade Deficit
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Trump Vows to End ‘Double Taxation’ of Overseas CitizensCourt Tells DOJ No Do-Over in Venture Capitalist FBAR CaseEU, Belgium Say Domestic Bank Secrecy Hinders Tax TransparencyU.S., Switzerland to Exchange Info Under New FATCA Deal From 2027IRS Approves Argentina’s Data Security for FATCA ExchangesTransparency Not a Threat to Privacy, Tax Justice Network Says
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Monisha Santamaria and Nick Tricarichi of KPMG discuss the scope of the latest guidance on the corporate alternative minimum tax and its impact on tax and accounting professionals.
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Exempt Orgs Get Temporary Break From Filing Corporate AMT FormCorrections Coming for Corporate AMT Proposed RegsTreasury Downplays FTC Timing Concerns in Corporate AMT RegsMore Corporate AMT Safe Harbors Are on the TableAnalysis: CAMTyland Adventures, Part V: Coping With CAMTyland Grief
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Tax Notes White House reporter Alexander Rifaat discusses the tax policies proposed by Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump.
Trump Proposes Tax Write-Off for Generator PurchasesTrump Proffers Tax Incentives for Car Owners, ManufacturersTrump’s Plan Would Swell Deficit More Than Harris’s, Study SaysNo Indication Vance Will Release Tax ReturnsHarris Proposes New Manufacturing Tax CreditUnrealized Capital Gains Proposal Faces Uncertain PathHarris Says ‘Trump Tax’ Would Cost Americans $4,000 AnnuallyHarris Held Talks With Union Before Making Tip Pledge
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Tax Notes contributing editor Robert Goulder discusses the history of foreign bank account reporting penalties and how two recent court cases could affect the FBAR regime.
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Jury Finds Professor’s FBAR Failures WillfulFBAR Penalty Circuit Split Has Potential for Supreme Court ReviewSchwarzbaum FBAR Penalty Dispute Results in Circuit SplitCourt Tells DOJ No Do-Over in Venture Capitalist FBAR CaseNinth Circuit Approves Prejudgment Interest for FBAR Penalties
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Professors Kenneth Austin and Hillel Nadler discuss the policies that they believe make the United States a tax haven, and the resulting effects on the economy.
Bad Credit: A Look at Switzerland’s Bank SecrecyLet’s Talk Tax Havens: The EU Blacklist and the Pandora Papers
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EU to Remove Antigua and Barbuda From Tax BlacklistResearchers Try to Quantify Firms’ Use of Tax Havens After TCJABEPS Activity May Have Declined in Tax Havens, OECD ReportsMontana DOR Amends Code to Remove Tax Haven LanguageThe EU Tax Blacklist: A Six-Year Journey Toward Compliance
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Tax Notes contributing editor Nana Ama Sarfo discusses methane-related tax policy and how it might lead to future taxation of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Tax Notes contributing editor Ryan Finley breaks down the EU Court of Justice’s recent ruling that Ireland granted €13 billion of unlawful state aid to Apple and its implications for state aid analysis.
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Alan McLean, chair of the tax committee at Business at OECD, discusses the developments in the international business tax world during his tenure and the committee’s priorities.
OECD Targets Country Benefits That May Weaken Pillar 2 RulesBusinesses Call for Central Platform for Global Minimum Tax DataGLOBE Permanent Safe Harbor Idea May Boost EU Competitiveness
Listen to our episode with Will Morris, former chair of the tax committee, here: The Tax Diplomat: Reflections From Former BIAC Tax Chair
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Do you have questions about tax policy in the 2024 election? Submit your questions here.
Congress Can Maintain IRS Rulemaking AuthorityWhat About Vague ‘Delegated’ Tax Regulations?
Steve Rosenthal of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center and Don Susswein of RSM discuss how Congress should handle agency delegation following the Loper Bright decision.
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DOJ, FedEx Contest Loper Bright’s Effect in Offset Earnings CaseLoper Bright Casts Doubt on SECA Guidance Plan, Tax Pros Say
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Tax Extenders Menu Heavy With Energy, Business Tax BreaksTax Package Could Be Useful Lame-Duck Launching PointLengthy Tax Extender Wish List Awaits Lame-Duck SessionHouse GOP Taxwriters Warn of Impacts From Letting TCJA ExpireTrump Makes Murky Claim of Quadrupled Taxes if TCJA Expires
Tax Notes Capitol Hill reporters Cady Stanton and Doug Sword assess the tax policy items on Congress’s slate this fall, from IRS funding to TCJA extenders, and the potential implications of the upcoming elections.
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Javiera Moraga Valverde, a Chilean lawyer and U.S. law firm associate, discusses her research on how tax systems can harm women via gender-neutral tax policies and shares potential solutions.
Gender Equality, Tax, and the PandemicRace-Based Poll Taxes and 20th-Century DiscriminationExamining Treasury’s Review of Racial Bias in the U.S. Tax CodeIs IRS Tax Enforcement Colorblind?State Tax Authority and Native Americans: Complex and ConvolutedWealth, Inequality, and Taxes in the U.S.Feminism and the Tax CodeTaxes and the LGBTQ CommunityAddressing Racial Inequity in State and Local Tax PolicyThe Tax Code and Economic Justice in AmericaHow Racial Diversity Shaped U.S. International Tax Policy
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Sarah Lora of Lewis & Clark Law School discusses the personal exemption after the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and the implications for immigrant families with nonresident dependents.
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Leslie McLean, director of the low-income taxpayer clinic at DNA-People’s Legal Services, discusses the barriers Navajo Nation members face when filing their taxes and attempting to claim credits.
Legislation, Outreach Could Help Tribal Taxpayers Access Tax CreditsScarce Resources Leave Navajo Nation With Few Tax Options
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W&M Advances Tribal Child Support Enforcement BillInside the IRS Representation Roadblock Facing Navajo Nation
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Tax Notes investigated the Navajo Nation’s tax challenges with the IRS and gathered firsthand accounts of how its members navigate a complex filing system with scarce resources and cultural differences.
Legislation, Outreach Could Help Tribal Taxpayers Access Tax CreditsScarce Resources Leave Navajo Nation With Few Tax Options
Investigations Editor Lauren Loricchio interviewed two members of the Navajo Nation: Laura Mike, executive director of the Navajo United Way, and Buu Nygren, president of the Navajo Nation. She also spoke with Nick Mattison, a partner at Feferman, Warren & Mattison, who specializes in consumer law.
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W&M Advances Tribal Child Support Enforcement BillInside the IRS Representation Roadblock Facing Navajo Nation
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George Ford with the Phoenix Center for Advanced Legal and Public Policy Studies discusses film tax incentives and their effectiveness in attracting business to states.
Maryland Tax Credit Encouraged Apple Production to Film In-StateMichigan House Committee Approves Film Tax Credit LegislationAccountants and Aliens: California Bags 15 Film Projects With Tax CreditGeorgia's Film Tax Credit Is Bigger and More Costly Than Ever, Report SaysNew York Clarifies Eligibility for Expanded Film Tax CreditLouisiana DOR Issues Guidance on Film Tax Credit Changes
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Tax Notes contributing editor Marie Sapirie discusses the recent Supreme Court decisions overturning Chevron and defining the statute of limitations period and their potential impact on the future of tax litigation.
Less Is Moore: The Supreme Court's Ruling in Moore v. United StatesPending Supreme Court Cases and the Challenges for Tax PolicyWhat the End of Chevon Deference May Mean For Tax
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Ted Peterson of the University of North Texas Ryan College of Business discusses the SALT deduction cap and its potential paths forward as the 2025 sunset date approaches.
Hawaii Enacts Fixes for SALT Cap WorkaroundCalifornia Senate OKs Change to SALT Cap Workaround RulesWays and Means Launches Tax Teams Ahead of 2025 TCJA ExpirationsIt’s Policy vs. Politics in 2025’s Super Bowl of Tax
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