This blog post reflects on the implications of the OECD Global Minimum Tax, its impact on business and economies, and the other aspects that make it a paradigm shift in international taxation policy.

Trump has reaffirmed America’s commitment to the principles that made it an economic powerhouse: low taxes, regulatory ...

South Korea collects the highest share of total tax revenue from inheritance tax among major economies, surpassing the OECD ...

The OECD may be “slightly slower” in releasing guidelines around the global implementation of the minimum corporate tax after ...

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Countries continue to sign-on to and implement key OECD-led tax policies and negotiators have made “significant strides” on ...

South Korea plans to overhaul inheritance tax codes to make them more equitable and encourage wealth transfer to younger ...

Noted Caribbean economist Marla Dukharan told Guardian Business yesterday that she does not think The Bahamas’ agreement to ...

Since it's TAX TIME, I would like to talk about how we stack up against other countries. According to the TAX Policy Center Brookings Institute U.S. taxes are low relative to those in other ...

Sweden might fail to meet its and the EU's carbon neutrality targets after recent environmental policy shifts, the OECD ...