US tax reform: Yes… No… Maybe Keith Brockman explores what US tax reform may mean for businesses if Congress can get behind the changes. By Keith Brockman November 01 2021
COVID-19: Tax lessons learned Keith Brockman explores the lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic for tax departments. By Keith Brockman April 14 2021
US tax reform: A new administration and remedy Keith Brockman reviews what the Biden tax plan will mean in practice. By Keith Brockman February 05 2021
How tax transparency is driving environmental accountability Keith Brockman looks at how tax transparency is creating a new incentive to develop tax strategies that promote sustainable growth. By Keith Brockman November 04 2020
The Brockman Brief: Resolving disputes in uncertain times Keith Brockman looks at how to prevent and resolve disputes just as the international tax system is changing. By Keith Brockman August 14 2020
Diversity and inclusion: Building a strong tax foundation Keith Brockman explains why diversity and inclusion are key pillars to a strong tax function. By Keith Brockman April 23 2020
Tax lens into the future The OECD’s pillar one and pillar two tax initiatives represent the opening act into the future international tax landscape, writes Keith Brockman. By Keith Brockman February 17 2020
The organisations leading change Coupled with the Global Tax 50, Keith Brockman focuses on some of the change-making organisations that have orchestrated significant international tax changes and disrupted age-old tax norms. By Keith Brockman December 17 2019
Tax transparency: Imperfect vision Keith Brockman questions whether tax transparency initiatives are really accomplishing their objectives, or if it is an imperfect vision that is being achieved. By Keith Brockman October 14 2019
PPT: Business purpose as a tax professional As the Multilateral Instrument’s (MLI) provision for the principal purpose test (PPT) is nearing effect, the business-purpose standard becomes even more important to objectively ascertain. By Keith Brockman August 29 2019