Intangible property transactions are a minority of those covered by advance pricing agreements, despite their generally high risk for taxpayers.
International Tax
Amended returns and the Sec. 965(k) six-year period for assessment
A Joint Committee on Taxation report’s language raises questions about the running of the statute of limitation for liability for the Sec. 965 transition tax.
Treaty-based foreign tax credit and net investment income tax
Recent court holdings allowing the credit against the tax may encourage similarly situated taxpayers, but procedural hurdles must be cleared.
Global expansion of e-invoicing and digital reporting obligations for nonresidents
Countries are expanding e-invoicing and digital reporting obligations to nonresidents to increase value-added-tax compliance.
Strategic trade management in 2025: Navigating and mitigating tariffs
As tariffs continue to affect costs, U.S. importers can employ these strategies to minimize their duty exposure.
A proposal to end citizenship-based taxation for US citizens living overseas
A bill in Congress would allow U.S. citizens residing abroad to elect out of being taxed on their U.S. income.
AICPA makes Priority Guidance Plan recommendations to IRS
In addition to its 183 recommendations for the IRS plan, the AICPA encouraged the agency to continue to pursue tax simplification.
Appeals court leaves tariffs in place, seeks expedited argument schedule
A federal appeals court extended its stay of a nationwide injunction on tariffs imposed by a trade court and proposed a schedule that would include oral arguments on July 31 in the challenge to the president’s authority.
The proposed PTEP rules: Tax basis considerations under Sec. 961
Proposed regulations for previously taxed earning and profits of foreign corporations address a range of considerations for shareholder basis adjustments.
Using transfer pricing to blunt the effects of tariffs
Understanding the interrelationship of transfer pricing and tariffs is key to mitigating the effect of those levies on earnings.
Disregarded-payment-loss rules: How multinationals should prepare
New final regulations pose significant implications for possible income inclusions by U.S. corporations with foreign disregarded entities.
Partnership reporting of contributions to foreign entities
Substantial penalties may be imposed if a taxpayer fails to report contributions to foreign entities.
Tax planning for inpatriates
Individuals relocating to the United States may face an array of income tax and information reporting issues.
Elections under the new Sec. 987 final regs.
Businesses with foreign branches receive new guidance on adjusting for currency exchange gain or loss.
FTR notification requirement for taxpayers under LB&I examination
A foreign tax redetermination may require taxpayers under Large Business and International Division examination to notify the IRS, which will redetermine the U.S. tax owed.
How Trump’s opposition to global tax deal may affect businesses
The Trump administration has rejected the OECD’s initiative to reform the taxation of multinational enterprises. Learn more about the executive action in this Q&A with an international tax expert.
Transfer pricing: The C-suite needs to be informed
CEOs need to understand the arm’s-length rules for transactions between commonly controlled entities because of the enormous amounts at stake in tax disputes, financial reporting risk from uncertain tax positions, and customs valuations.
Tax considerations for foreign investment in US private credit
Foreign investors should carefully analyze tax implications and strategies before investing in the growing U.S. market for nonbank credit.
On DRD, the IRS seeks to have its cake and eat it too
The plain language of Sec. 245A disallowed a dividends-received deduction for a controlled foreign corporation, the IRS Office of Chief Counsel held, contrary to the Service’s argument in a recent Tax Court case.
The CFC/PFIC overlap rule after aggregate treatment
Investors holding less than 10% of a controlled foreign corporation (CFC) are generally no longer shielded from double taxation under both the passive foreign investment company and CFC rules.
INDIVIDUALS
Current Developments in Taxation of Individuals: Part 1
This update surveys recent federal tax developments involving individuals, including court cases, rulings, and guidance issued during the six months ending October 2025.
