What’s the latest on the OECD’s global tax plan? Why is Poland reviewing its transfer pricing legislation? And what is in those new OECD guidelines, anyway? These stories and more on the latest Hot Off the Press podcast.

Which jurisdiction has new transfer pricing reporting standards? Which country has written draft laws? And which jurisdiction isn’t particularly excited about the OECD’s two-pillar plan going into effect? We’ve got it all for you hot off the press.

Omicron concerns mean some industries could see changes to their benchmark rates due to continued workplace disruption, the EU’s new year resolution to prevent shell companies from being used for tax avoidance and evasion is off to a good start, and two major Amazon stakeholders request the company adhere to GRI standards for country-by-country reporting.

Many countries are making regulatory changes, the OECD is preparing to launch a global tax plan, and the U.S. government is busy NOT, for the moment anyway, “building back better.” What do you need to know before the year ends? Tune into today's episode of The Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press to find out.

The Finnish tax authorities are updating transfer pricing rules, the Italian tax authorities are clarifying their regulations, and the ATO is evaluating their efforts to make companies more proactive about tax compliance. (Spoiler alert: It’s working.) These stories and more on the latest The Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press podcast.

What’s Coca-Cola’s latest move to get out of transfer pricing trouble? Why is the Netherlands cracking down on shell companies? And what can you expect from new transfer pricing requirements in the U.K.? These stories and more on the latest

What does Build Back Better mean for taxpayers? How is Poland stepping up its transfer pricing regime? And why are mutual agreement procedures for transfer pricing cases on the rise? These transfer pricing headlines and more on the latest Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press podcast.

Romania puts a finer point on what it means to be a "large company" in their jurisdiction, the EU falls in line behind a new directive supporting adoption of the OECD's proposed global tax plan (even Ireland!), and the European Parliament gives a thumbs-up to public country-by-country reports.

What do developing countries have to say about Pillar One and Pillar Two? Are HMRC’s efforts against tax evasion paying off? And why should every company construct a robust functional analysis? These stories and more on this week's Hot Off the Press podcast.

Bottleneck summer stretches into bottleneck holiday season, and tax professionals collectively watch and wait to see what becomes of the Biden recovery bills.

Fake news, political organizing, and now, transfer pricing – Facebook is never without its fair share of drama. Plus, what’s in Ireland’s Finance Bill 2021 and the OECD gets serious about MAPs.

Which countries are updating transfer pricing legislation? What do certain tax authorities want to see in local files? And are those country-by-country reports complying with BEPS Action 13’s minimum standards? We’ve got the goods right here, hot off the press.

The OECD lands both Pillars One and Two negotiations, 'better late than never' is the motto for transfer pricing documentation in the Dominican Republic, and when it comes to fighting tax avoidance and evasion, the EU Commission doesn’t back down.

What has to happen between now and the G7 meeting at the end of October to move the OECD's global tax deal forward? Why is the pressure on for Ireland to get on board? And what's in the details of Jordan's new transfer pricing requirements?

What surprising documentation strategy should you employ in Asia-Pacific countries? When can you expect public country-by-country reporting in the EU? And why is the Belgian Tax Authority so interested in building a time machine back to 2009? These stories and more on the latest Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press podcast.

How do developing countries feel about the OECD’s global tax reform?  What is the latest on EU state aid? And will Ireland sign on for a global minimum tax? These stories and more on the latest Hot Off the Press podcast.

What’s Poland’s latest move to crack down on tax avoidance? Will advanced pricing agreements become a thing of the past for certain Mexican factories? And what’s really going to happen with digital services taxes after Pillar 1 and 2 officially come into play? These stories and more on this week's Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press podcast.

What makes the global tax plan’s new multilateral treaty so complex? Why is Hungary still holding out on a global minimum tax? These stories and more on the latest Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press podcast.

What's happening with Germany’s tax treaties? What will the end of LIBOR mean for transfer pricing in Australia? And where is transfer pricing scrutiny on the rise right now? These stories and more on this week's Hot Off the Press podcast.

Telecom companies are calling for an exclusion from the OECD's Pillar One proposal, it's not the local tax administration's fault you're not sure which supporting documents are acceptable in arm's length pricing in the Ukraine, and new COVID guidance on transfer pricing from Hong Kong's Inland Revenue Department.

On this episode of The Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press, we explore the United Arab Emirates’ mutual agreement procedure guidance, Poland’s Ministry of Finance recommendations for businesses impacted by Covid-19, and how countries compare to their peers in tax-dispute resolution.

On this episode of the Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press, learn about Iceland’s transfer pricing penalties, Russia’s pre-audit analysis focus, and Germany’s new administrative principles.

How is the IRS helping taxpayers navigate stock-based compensation? Which country is tackling transfer pricing adjustments and MAP requests in its latest circular? And why is Oman suspending country-by-country reports? We’ve got the answers on the latest episode of The Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press.

Which country is updating its transfer pricing regulations? How is Denmark seeking to reduce compliance burdens for Danish taxpayers? And what does Madagascar’s latest guidance entail? Find out on this episode of The Fiona Show: Hot Off The Press.