International Business

The US corporate minimum tax, enacted as part of the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022, took effect this year and imposes a 15% minimum tax on the adjusted financial statement income of large corporations, with average annual financial statement income over $1 billion. The President has proposed further changes to bring the US more in line with 15 actions the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has identified in its global initiative to limit international tax avoidance. Read More

Please enjoy this CPE recording from Dave Kim, FD National Practice Leader for International Tax Services, on Biden's proposed budget for 2024 and the implications to US International Tax Regime! Read More

A recent decision by the Supreme Court has greatly reduced the penalty exposure for U.S. taxpayers holding foreign bank accounts. Read More

The IRS now is providing a K-2 and K-3 filing exception for the tax year 2021. Read more to see the qualifications. Read More

Foreign companies operating in the United States may be surprised to learn they have a taxable presence for state income tax or sales tax purposes even though they may not pay any federal income tax. No PE, No Problem If... Read More

Lee, Wrangler, Nautica, Vans, and North Face are iconic apparel brands, all owned by VF Holdings through its numerous acquisitions. The company also acquired Timberland Co. in 2011, doubling its global footwear business. That merger, however, has resulted in a... Read More

Learn about a pragmatic and cost-effective approach for Transfer Pricing planning, benchmarking and documentation for U.S.-based Multinational Companies (MNCs) from Frazier & Deeter’s Global Transfer Pricing team. Read More

The House passed the $1.75 trillion Build Back Better Act on November 19, 2021, and the legislation is now under Senate consideration. Known as H.R. 5376, the legislation is the second prong of President Biden’s social and economic policy program.... Read More

After competing for the lowest tax rates for years, 132 countries holding 90% of the world’s GDP have agreed to a framework for a global minimum tax on corporations. The plan, described in an OECD Statement, is a two-pillar package... Read More

When there is a transition of power, changes can also be expected to the tax system. Frazier & Deeter international tax experts discuss these potential changes and how the different US tax structure could affect companies seeking to expand into... Read More