Cyprus tax reform project update
An update on the Cyprus tax reform project was given on February 26 at Cyprus’s Presidential Palace.
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Now more than ever, companies must have a cross-border perspective and awareness of tax issues stemming from transforming regulations, changes to their business structure, geographic expansion, cost reduction, the tightening of credit markets, and an increase in legislative focus on perceived tax avoidance.
We stay on top of developments within the international arena that may affect your business, both globally and locally so that you can formulate and execute cross-border strategies for US and overseas investments, including acquiring, restructuring, expanding or divesting, comply with and respond to inquiries from tax authorities abroad, and manage your global structural tax rate.
Tax policy is at a crossroads for 2025
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US response to discriminatory or extraterritorial tax regimes
The US is considering various approaches to respond to foreign countries that are considered to impose discriminatory or extraterritorial taxes against US citizens or corps.
DeFi brokers to file information returns and payee statements
Final Regulations classify certain decentralized finance participants that provide trading front-end services effectuating digital asset sales as brokers.
Trump Administration announces steep tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China
President Trump on February 1 signed orders to impose 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, and an additional 10% tariff on imports from China.
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Cross-border Tax Talks
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The Great Economic Reordering: What’s Next for Global Markets?
Doug and Alexis discuss the intersection of global macroeconomics, geopolitics, and international tax policy in a shifting global landscape.
Tariff Tango: What’s next for global business?
Doug and Kristin discuss the rapidly evolving trade and tariff landscape, focusing on the recent executive orders imposing new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China under the ‘America First’ trade policy.
US Tax Policy: What’s Staying, What’s Going, and What’s Next?
Doug McHoney and Pat Brown unpack the state of US corporate tax policy in 2025, analyzing how regulatory, legislative, and geopolitical forces could shape the next era of taxation.
Pillar Two: Administrative Guidance Part 5
Doug and Steve discuss the OECD’s latest administrative guidance on Pillar Two, covering key changes to transition rules, deferred tax asset adjustments, tax credits, and compliance burdens for multinational corporations.
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