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EU’s Options for Breaking Minimum Tax Stalemate: Explained
The European Union is debating how it could implement the currently blocked global minimum tax while side-stepping a problem that often holds-up tax rulemaking—the need for unanimous approval.
McConnell Threatens China Bill Over Biden Tax, Climate Plan (3)
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Whirlpool Seeks High Court Review of IRS Foreign Income Dispute
Appliance manufacturer Whirlpool asked the US Supreme Court to weigh in on a long-running dispute with the IRS over $45 million in income made by a Luxembourg subsidiary, arguing that an appeals court inappropriately disregarded Treasury regulations when it sided with the IRS.
UK Government Proposes VAT Cut to Help Ease Inflation: Times
No. 10 has proposed a cut in VAT to curb inflation and help residents with rising living costs, The Times reports citing unidentified people familiar with the discussions.
Poland Announces Broad Revision of Corporate Income Taxation
Poland wants to suspend a minimum tax for low-income or loss-making entities and raise reporting thresholds for transactions with tax havens.
Puerto Rico Shuts Bank Tied to Tax Evasion, Money Laundering (1)
Puerto Rico-based Euro Pacific Bank will no longer operate on the island after a year-long investigation of the financial institution in a money laundering and tax evasion operation.
Australia Says US Minimum Tax Doesn’t Correspond to Its Rules
The US’s minimum tax on foreign income isn’t consistent with Australian tax rules, the country’s tax authority said Wednesday, in a move that could lead to added tax payments for some US multinationals.
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