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As governments look for ways to recoup pandemic spending, tax transparency takes on a new level of significance.

With deadlines approaching for progress on an international agreement, different tax jurisdictions are chipping away at various obstacles to their adoption.

On May 27, 2022, the OECD released two public consultation documents related to the tax certainty aspects of Amount A.

Canada is taking steps to comply with a 15 percent global minimum tax, but a report says the new regime could make countries vie for the international taxes on a “first-come, first-served” basis

The corporate fallout from the war in Ukraine has been staggering. Since the end of February nearly 1,000 international companies have left Russia as their presence on the ground became increasingly untenable in the wake of the invasion.

A deal on a key EU tax reform being held up by Warsaw is set to be inked if the bloc unlocks post-COVID reconstruction funds. But critics fear Brussels could be giving a green light to Poland's democratic backsliding.

A deal on a key EU tax reform being held up by Warsaw is set to be inked if the bloc unlocks post-COVID reconstruction funds. But critics fear Brussels could be giving a green light to Poland’s democratic backsliding.

As horrendous acts are perpetrated daily in Ukraine, Global Insight examines the ways of holding those responsible to account, the limits of existing mechanisms and where there’s potential for new ways of achieving justice.

The OECD boss says he is still quietly hopeful about the 136-country pact to stop governments cutting their corporate rate below 15 per cent.

Let’s be honest — these Republicans will almost certainly be successful in keeping a windfall tax from getting into law this year.