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African governments issue the Nairobi Declaration ahead of COP28, while US businesses brace themselves for a higher minimum tax rate.
The OECD’s plan to reform transfer pricing rules and international taxing rights still has to reckon with US uncertainty.
With carbon taxes expected in the global shipping industry, onlookers say the costs of climate inaction would only be worse.
There have been some significant new hires across a range of tax firms around the world.
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