- World Bank Capital Increase 2026: Final Maturity Reached for IBRD/IFC
- 99.7% Accurate: The Brazil VAT Split-Payment 2026 Audit is In
- The 28th Regime: Brussels’ Bold Bet on Tax Harmonization
- 30 Days to Claim: Canada DST Revenue Reversal Procedures Finalized
- The $340 Billion Surprise: IRS OBBBA Refund Totals 2026 Break Records
- 20% Less Cheating? The OECD Pillar Two Revenue 2026 Success Story
- ECJ VAT Holding Ruling 2026: Victory for Cross-Border M&A
- Canada DST Refund 2026: The CRA Flips the Script from Assessments to Rebates
Corporate Taxes
27 flavors of tax headache? No more. The EU 28th Tax Regime study shows how an optional, harmonized code could save companies billions and finally unify the Single Market.
The tax bills have officially turned into rebates. The Canada DST Revenue Reversal circular is out, providing the final steps for the automated return of digital levies.
The global tax floor is holding. The OECD Pillar Two Revenue 2026 report confirms that profit shifting is down 20%, while Pillar One faces a critical Q3 deadline.
A landmark win for PE firms. The ECJ VAT Holding Ruling 2026 clarifies that management services to non-EU subs still allow for full VAT recovery on deal costs.
The tax bills are being shredded. The Canada DST Refund 2026 is now underway as Ottawa moves to heal trade relations and return previously collected digital levies.
The bill has arrived. The CRA is enforcing the Canada Retroactive DST, covering four years of tech revenue despite ongoing international trade friction.
The ATO is taking the “human” out of the first stage of audits. With the new Australia Related-Party Financing framework, AI will now scan for artificial debt shifting.
Tax-free premiums are back. The CBDT’s new India Angel Tax guidelines provide a definitive list of exempt foreign jurisdictions to boost startup funding.
The era of unlimited business relief is over. HMRC’s latest directive on the IHT BPR Cap 2026 explains how to navigate the new £2.5m limit and 20% tax on surplus assets.
Brazil’s tax reform has a new brain. The Brazil IBS Management Committee is now active, paving the way for a unified, digital-first VAT distribution.

