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Cooperation Models for Cross Border Tax Enforcement

Global taxJanuary 5, 20260Comments

Many jurisdictions rely on information exchange, joint audits, and mutual assistance to strengthen cross-border tax enforcement, and you must align your processes and data standards to benefit from these mechanisms; while noncompliance and legal conflicts can create significant risks, multilateral agreements and real-time data sharing offer powerful tools to protect revenue and reduce evasion. Types…

Global Minimum Tax Concepts Explained

Global taxJanuary 4, 20260Comments

Most multinational operations will see a shift as the global minimum tax enforces a floor on effective tax rates; you must understand how top-up taxes, jurisdictional blending, and safe harbors work to protect your position. This guide shows you how higher effective tax burdens and deductibility limits can be mitigated, why penalties and compliance complexity…

Why Policymakers and Academics Must Collaborate on Tax Reform

TaxationJanuary 3, 20260Comments

You must bridge the gap between evidence and legislation by working with researchers who provide robust modeling and real-world data to prevent unintended regressivity and revenue shortfalls; your collaboration ensures more equitable outcomes, strengthens enforcement, and improves public trust while translating complex analysis into actionable, politically viable reforms. Types of Tax Reforms …

Tax Policy Debates Shaping the Global Economy

Global taxJanuary 2, 20260Comments

Economy tax policy debates are reshaping how you and your business attract investment, shift supply chains, and face regulatory pressure; you must weigh the opportunities for investment and growth against the risk of widening inequality and tax-driven instability, while assessing how global coordination can lower barriers or create new constraints on capital and labor mobility.…

The Importance of Dialogue in International Tax Reform

Global taxJanuary 1, 20260Comments

There's no effective reform without sustained, multilateral dialogue: you need mechanisms that expose risks like systemic instability and harmful tax competition while building consensus around fair, coordinated policies that protect revenue, encourage investment, and uphold equity-only then can your country influence outcomes and reduce costly disputes. Types of Dialogue in Tax Reform …