A number of trends are converging, and U.S. tax reform will make navigating them more complex.
Changes in international tax laws spurred by the OECD's BEPS project pose challenges for finance chiefs, but also offer some opportunities.
What was previously common knowledge about international tax may now be obsolete.
Regulators are turning up the heat on the historically lax process of accounting for transactions between related legal entities.
To respond to budget deficits and economic austerity, worldwide taxing authorities are deploying a new weapon: information exchange.
Integrating tax planning early on in strategic planning can help a company boost its cash flow.
How mid-market executives can prepare for possible tax, legal, treasury, and business missteps that can complicate global expansion plans.
The final package of base erosion and profit-shifting measures includes new minimum standards on country-by-country reporting.
BEPS, the OECD's Base Erosion and Profit Shifting plan, lays out actions designed to realign current tax policy with the realities of the global economy.
The first seven components of the project to battle base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) address transfer pricing and bilateral tax treaties.
