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Fragmented Reporting Is No Longer Tolerated For years, New York employers had room to maneuver when filing their quarterly wage…

For months, British retailers have pushed for an overhaul of the de minimis import rule — a customs exemption that…

A Subtle Shift with Global Implications Germany, the Eurozone’s fiscal bedrock, is recalibrating how it taxes individuals — particularly its…

A Legal Test for Executive Trade Power And a Warning Shot to Multinationals. Twelve U.S. states have launched a direct…

The Income Definition That No Longer Holds The classic notion of income — wages, dividends, pensions — is no longer…

Capital Gains Regimes as Geopolitical Signposts In a world where capital crosses borders with a click, taxation policy has evolved…

As global economies confront mounting pressure to decarbonize, Indonesia is doubling down on its fiscal levers to accelerate the shift…

As the real estate sector continues to grapple with anti-money laundering (AML) challenges, rental properties valued above €10,000 are increasingly…

As the U.S.-led global trade and tax war unfolds, the list of strategic beneficiaries is slowly becoming clear—and among the…

In a move that could reshape the digital tax landscape, Italy and the United States jointly declared that Digital Services…