Transfer Pricing

By Kevin Pinner

The details of a proposed U.S. exemption from the global minimum tax's international provisions, possible retaliatory measures by the U.S. government and the rollout of major changes in Congress' latest budget are high priority for tax professionals going into 2026. Here, Law360 previews international tax practitioners' top priorities for the coming year.

By Natalie Olivo

Major multinational corporations such as McKesson and Coca-Cola will continue to litigate high-stakes international tax cases in 2026, including transfer pricing disputes with billions of dollars on the line and fights over whether regulations exceed the government's authority. Here, Law360 looks at four key international tax cases to follow in the new year.

By Molly Moses

Government tax administrations came up short in some of the biggest international cases decided this year, including Denmark's challenge to a British trader it accused of deceiving the tax authority into paying thousands of improper refunds. Here, Law360 examines seven of the year's top international tax cases.

By Molly Moses

The European Commission is considering consolidating the nine bloc directives on administrative taxation cooperation — which cover such areas as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's global minimum tax, crypto-asset reporting and cross-border tax rulings — into one legal instrument.

By Kevin Pinner

Taxpayers must determine and account for certain qualified derivative payments linked to securities-lending transactions when calculating payments covered by the base erosion and anti-abuse tax, according to a final rule released Wednesday by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

By Kevin Pinner

Low- and middle-income countries generally expanded corporate tax incentives in 2024, while some coupled those measures with tax increases, the OECD reported Tuesday.