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By 2020, Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison aims to collect AUS$3.9 billion from multinationals Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison has used Australia's 2016-2017 Budget to target MNEs again, as he aims to collect an extra A$3.9 billion ($2.9 billion) from multinationals by 2020.

Andri Christodoulou The governments of the US and the Republic of Cyprus have concluded an agreement aimed at improving tax compliance through mutual assistance in tax matters based on an effective infrastructure for the exchange of information.

Sean Foley Cameron Taheri The IRS recently released its 2015 statistics for advance pricing agreements (APAs) and mutual agreement procedure (MAP) results for the Advance Pricing and Mutual Agreement ("APMA") Program.

Andrew Spiro Casey Richardson-Scott Canada's Income Tax Act (the ITA) contains an anti-avoidance rule (commonly referred to as the back-to-back loan rule) that generally prevents the use of arm's length or treaty-resident intermediaries to reduce non-resident withholding tax applicable to related-party interest payments. As part of an expansion of these rules to various different circumstances, the 2016 federal Budget, released on March 22 2016, proposes to extend the back-to-back loan rules to cross-border rents and royalties.

While it may be difficult to change some of the individuals in your team, Keith Brockman believes it is possible to develop their skills in areas essential to future success, such as negotiation and leadership.

After years of negotiations, India and Mauritius have signed a protocol which makes important changes to the over three-decades-old tax treaty between the countries.

The UK's tax deal with Google came under scrutiny today after Google’s Paris office was raided by French authorities in a tax investigation over an estimated €1.6 billion ($1.8 billion).

Daniela Trötscher will join Allen & Overy's tax practice, in its Frankfurt office, as a partner from June 1.

Almost a year after the final BEPS guidelines were released, some companies are still struggling to come to grips with the OECD’s recommendations.

The Internal Revenue Service has shifted its attention to transfer pricing audits of smaller US companies that it may have previously ignored, tax experts warn.