If I was to say "would those who actually think the EU's digital taxation plans are a good idea, please stand up" I'd be willing to bet that most of you would be still sitting comfortably. At least those who have an understanding... Read Full Article »
Earlier this year, in her annual report to Congress, US National Taxpayer Advocate Nina E Olson remarked that the Internal Revenue Service's telephone operations have become a "dying relic" of taxpayer service... Read Full Article »
Hong Kong is the world's record holder for the freest economy for the past two decades. Also, Hong Kong is among the global leaders in business. The city ranks above the USA, UK, and Japan in terms of government corruption... Read Full Article »
Well, it's been another mixed week for US tax reform. First, the good news. Last week, the Internal Revenue Service announced that, in certain circumstances, relief from tax penalties will be offered to those struggling to... Read Full Article »
What's this? A political party called Five Star? Founded by who? A comedian? What? In Power?! With who? You mean Silvio's back? And a flat tax? On corporate income too? In Italy?... Read Full Article »
Isn't it strange how governments seek to cut tax just before elections? It's not by happenstance, and something that has happened for eons... Read Full Article »
According to the conclusions of a public consultation by New Zealand's Tax Working Group, the majority of New Zealanders want major changes to the tax system. Who doesn't! Will they get them? Probably not... Read Full Article »
If you're worried what the future holds as we draw nearer to an era of artificial intelligence - more automation, and fewer humans running the show - then you'd better worry about it a bit more... Read Full Article »
The Australia Institute recently urged the Government to resist partaking in the "race to the bottom" on corporate tax rates. Instead, it recommended that Australia tackle tax loopholes and avoidance schemes... Read Full Article »
When it comes to economic and tax developments, Ireland doesn't do half measures. Most countries are accustomed to riding the ups and downs of the economic cycle, but Ireland has made the experience something of a rollercoaster... Read Full Article »
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