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  • US tax reform is high on the agenda As Donald Trump takes on the top job in US politics, his promise to overhaul business taxation is already making an impact. But what is planned and will it work as intended?
  • China’s environmental protection tax introduces a new administrative framework that may change the tax burden for polluting enterprises.
  • The New Zealand government has released a cabinet paper, prepared by the Ministers of Finance and Revenue, recommending further reforms to address base erosion and profit shifting.
  • Arun Jaitley chairing the GST Council Meeting in New Delhi on January 16 2017
  • Secret tax rulings may never end The European Union's new transparency rules for tax rulings have entered into force, but will it really be the end of secret or controversial tax rulings?
  • As we say goodbye to the festivities of the New Year and delve into 2017, International Tax Review is here to provide a helping hand on what is happening in the tax sphere and what the year ahead may bring.
  • French electric utility company GDF Suez group (now Engie) could face a tax bill of around €300 million ($318 million) if the European Commission upholds its preliminary decision that the company received illegal state aid benefits from Luxembourg via tax rulings that go as far back as 2008.
  • See who has done the tax work on this month's biggest deals.
  • India’s recent renegotiations of its agreements on the avoidance of double taxation (DTAs) has made fundamental changes to how favoured gateways are used for investing in India. Amelia Schwanke explores the catalysts that initiated the renegotiations and the new treaty structures that have replaced outdated policies.
  • Dan Foster Significant changes will enter into force in South Africa in 2017 after parliament approved the annual tax amendments in December 2016, some of which are discussed below.