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Global trade just got a digital watchdog. The UNCTAD Hormuz Dashboard 2026 monitors the Strait of Hormuz crisis, providing tax planners with vital data on fuel and import costs.

Tax policy is the new monetary shock. The IMF Global Spillovers 2026 conference warns that Pillar Two is causing synchronized capital shifts that require central bank coordination.

Protectionism prevails. The USITC NOES Determination 2026 vote ensures that anti-dumping duties on electrical steel remain in place, securing domestic supply for the EV and energy industries.

The “News Media Bargaining Code” just got teeth. The Australia Digital Services Tax 2026 draft imposes a 2.25% revenue tax on tech platforms that skip news compensation agreements.

Brussels has a new plan. The EU Budget Expansion 2026 seeks €1.94 trillion to boost defence and competitiveness, funded by controversial new EU-level corporate and digital taxes.

The 15% era has arrived in Seoul. The South Korea Pillar Two 2026 portal is officially open for 2,500+ groups to settle tax shortfalls before the critical June 30 deadline.

28 days into India’s tax revolution, the India-NZ FTA 2026 is leading the charge. Negotiators have pivotally added services and tech to the table to leverage the simplified 2025 tax rules.

Washington’s tax landscape shifted today. The Washington Millionaires Tax 2026 introduces a 9.9% income levy while reverting top estate tax rates to 20% for high-net-worth families.

A historic shift in trade: China becomes the first major economy to offer unilateral zero-tariff treatment to all 53 African nations with diplomatic relations, effective May 1, 2026.

“A box-ticking exercise.” The Sucafina Pillar 2 Insight 2026 from the London ITR Forum warns MNEs to simplify compliance and focus on the June 30 deadline.