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2026

Turkey’s Erdogan Cuts Digital Services Tax Rate

Examines Turkey’s reduction of its digital services tax rate and considers broader implications for digital tax policy and international coordination.

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Inter-Parliamentary Union Proposes to Address Tax Avoidance, Protectionism

Reviews international parliamentary efforts to address multinational tax avoidance and the growing use of protectionist tax measures, examining the Inter-Parliamentary Union’s proposed resolution and its potential role alongside existing global tax coordination initiatives led by the OECD/G20 and the U.N. Tax Committee.

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Those Tax Modelers? So Hot Right Now

Discusses how AI-driven tax modeling and new legislation are reshaping tax administration and compliance globally.

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Transfer Pricing in Quicksand in 2026

This article explores how technological change, regulatory uncertainty, and enforcement pressures are reshaping global transfer pricing risk heading into 2026.

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What’s on the International Tax Agenda for 2026?

Mindy Herzfeld reviews major international tax developments from 2025,  including disruptions to the OECD’s two-pillar project, evolving tariff policy, and legislative, regulatory, and judicial uncertainty, and assesses what these trends suggest for the international tax agenda in 2026.

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The Impact of the G7’s Pillar 2 Statement on U.S.-Parented Multinational Groups

This article evaluates how the G7’s Pillar Two statement could affect the application of minimum tax rules to U.S.-parented multinational enterprises

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Transfer Pricing a Top UN Concern but Nations Split Over Fixes

Countries at the United Nations are looking at sweeping changes to transfer pricing rules as they design a tax treaty acceptable to developing economies. But easing access to transfer pricing information could emerge as a more realistic outcome.

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Simplification and Soft Law Dominate EU’s 2026 Tax Agenda

Examines the European Union’s 2026 tax priorities, highlighting the growing role of soft law, administrative coordination, and simplification efforts alongside carbon border and minimum tax initiatives.

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