Help Wanted: Top Job at IRS Open After Confirmed Chief Splits
One of the most unwanted jobs in Washington is now up for grabs—again. President Donald Trump's IRS commissioner, Billy Long, exited as the head role last week and is expected to be nominated as t...
13 Elo 202512min
Tariffs Draw All Hands—Tax and Others—to the Executive Suite
It’s been four months since the Trump administration announced its “Liberation Day” tariffs, and companies are still scrambling to make sense of what it means for their operations and tax planning. ...
1 Elo 202514min
Trump Administration Signals Changing Standards for Tax-Exempts
Tax-exempt organizations are closely watching the Trump administration to see if it makes good on its intention to alter standards around claiming tax-free status. The IRS gave a green light to ch...
23 Heinä 202515min
The Tax Bill's Obscure Breaks and the Road Ahead for Congress
Tax breaks for whale captains in Alaska and spaceport builders were among the lower-profile perks included in the GOP's $3.4 trillion tax-and-spending law enacted this month. The policies were nec...
16 Heinä 202514min
What Latin America Can Teach About Tariffs, Transfer Pricing
Multinational corporations have been hustling to make sense of the flurry of US tariff policy changes this year, and figure out how to factor that into their transfer pricing. One place that's bee...
9 Heinä 202513min
What the G7 Did to the Global Tax Pact, and What Comes Next
The fate of the OECD-led global tax deal was rocked this week after the US and its Group of Seven allies came to an understanding that would exempt American companies from two key parts of the global ...
2 Heinä 202517min
US Audit Board’s Role Still Sparks Debate Two Decades Post-Enron
Congress is reconsidering the accounting guardrails it put in place more than two decades ago to ensure investors can trust the revenues and asset values listed companies publish. Republican budget...
25 Kesä 202529min
