Plans to introduce a crypto-asset reporting framework will see tax authorities exchanging investor details cross-border, explains Dion Seymour, crypto and digital assets technical director at Andersen LLP

Car maker Fiat Chrysler has won a long running court battle with the EU over disputed 30 million euros (£26m) tax bill due to Luxembourg

In this week’s Q&A, John Riseborough, tax adviser at Croner-i, explains how to reclaim tax when a deduction has been made by an overseas tax authority 

The UK ranked 26th place in the International Tax Competitiveness Index (ITCI) rankings, although it had one of the lowest corporation tax rates

The OECD plans to launch the first global tax transparency framework for the reporting and exchange of information on crypto assets, detailing ownership and transactions 

Croner-i is running a webinar focusing on OECD's Pillar Two (GloBE) rules which are due in January 2024 

In the six years since the Brexit vote, the EU and UK has begun to diverge on tax policies. Alex Smith and Christiaan Van Der Valk of Sovos assess the current tax landscape

High net worth individuals with non-domicile status legally avoid paying more than £3.2bn of tax on at least £10.9bn of offshore income a year

Kreston Global has set up a specialist global transfer pricing division, responding to demand from international clients, and expanding services to compete with Big Four firms

HMRC is targeting hundreds of UK customers of a collapsed Puerto Rican bank linked to tax evasion and money laundering

Global tax authorities have a negative perception of the transparency of multinationals when it comes to tax as well as low levels of trust in the Big Four firms

The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) plans to waive penalties for late returns for US businesses and individual taxpayers who missed filing deadlines at the height of the covid-19 pandemic