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While waiting for official announcement of actual investment cost-based incentives, South Korean and Japanese businesses in Vietnam are seeking more efficiency in administrative procedures to ease their possible burden via the upcoming global minimum tax.

“The Americans are going to transfer nuclear technology first time since the 1950s, its in violation of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty," said Professor Joe Siracusa, dean of global futures at Curtin University in Australia.

There’s nothing new about Europe wanting to take away American ingenuity, research and development, and freedoms and then make us pay for the rope to hang ourselves. What is new, however, is an American administration that is working with Europe on an international tax-cartel scheme that is designed...

The evolution of digitalization is changing how multinationals operate and relate with foreign governments

Swiss voters approved by an overwhelming 78.5 percent margin a global minimum tax spearheaded by the OECD.

How to complete the Riju of Gerudo Town main quest in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Recent amendments to IAS 12 offer temporary relief to MNEs from the accounting requirements for deferred taxes under the OECD's Pillar Two.

US allies have been quietly frustrated for decades about the indiscriminate and extraterritorial application of export controls.

An analysis of 2 million science papers showed Beijing had a commanding lead in both hypersonics research and the technology to counter it, electronic warfare and key undersea capabilities.

Andreas Medler of ATOZ Tax Advisers explains why Luxembourg investment fund managers should act now to anticipate the upcoming changes of the OECD Pillar Two rules and adapt their procedures in readiness.