A couple of weeks after Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan was detained in Australia over a multimillion-dollar tax bill, he has been granted permission to
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IRS Gives UBS A Pass
So maybe it is a kindler, gentler IRS after all… The IRS has announced that it will drop its civil suit against the Swiss-based UBS,
Read MoreWorld Cup Equals Victory For Germany’s Finances
Germany may not have taken home the World Cup – but plenty of cups boosted revenues last month. The Finance Ministry of Germany is reporting
Read More"Reunification" Tax Proposed for the Koreas
In 1945, following the end of World War II, Korea was divided into two parts: the then-Soviet occupied North and the American-occupied South. Both Koreas
Read MoreJoe Taxpayer Vs. The Volcano
If you’re familiar with the taxing laws in various countries, you know that they can be tricky. There are generally complex formulas based on the
Read MoreAre Taxpayers Moving To Avoid More Taxes?
It’s funny, my line of work. I practice tax law alongside my husband who practices international and corporate law. A significant portion of his practice
Read MoreUK Suggests Possible Concessions on Bolt
Just days after Usain Bolt announced that he would not be participating in any meets in the UK due to tax reasons, Britain’s sports minister
Read MoreUsain Bolts For Taxes
The fastest man in the world has finally found the one thing that will slow him down: Britain’s tax laws. According to the BBC, Bolt
Read MoreI Told You So.
So, I don’t say that on the blog very often (though my brothers would likely tell a different story from our years at home). But
Read MoreGulf Spill Yields Tax Talk About Multinationals
In the middle of all the “tax loopholes closing” that’s been going on in Congress, a big, fat one may have remained open. Sen. Max
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