IRS Looking at Buy-In Issue Surrounding Cost-Sharing Arrangements, Official Says

The Internal Revenue Service is “affirmatively looking” at the buy-in issue for cost-sharing arrangements in the transfer pricing context, Large and…

Administration Continues to Back Stand-Alone Use of International Tax Provisions, Senior Treasury Official Says

The administration continues to support the use of international tax proposals from its fiscal year 2011 budget as stand-alone provisions should Congress be inclined to do so, a senior Treasury…

IRS Uncertain Positions Documents Answer Some Questions, Leave Others, Practitioners Say

The draft schedule and instructions that taxpayers would use to report uncertain tax positions, unveiled by the Internal Revenue Service April 19, are administratively helpful and well…

IRS Unveils Draft Schedule, Instructions for Reporting Uncertain Tax Positions

The Internal Revenue Service April 19 unveiled the eagerly awaited draft schedule and instructions that taxpayers would use to report their uncertain tax positions under…

Eight Taxpayers Withdrew Pending Advance Pricing Agreements from IRS Program, Latest Statistics Show

U.S. taxpayers withdrew a total of eight cases from the Internal Revenue Service’s Advance Pricing Agreement Program during the quarter ended March 31, according to…

IRS Official Predicts Scrutiny of Offshore Compliance, Transfer Pricing

Transfer pricing, withholding for nonresident aliens, and offshore compliance will be a major focus of scrutiny for the Internal Revenue Service in the global arena, new…

Status of Key Tax and Executive Compensation Issues in Congress

The following chart summarizes the status of key tax and executive compensation policy legislation currently pending in Congress. The first column provides a synopsis of the…

Risk of Obama International Tax Proposals Being Used to Fund Tax Bills Growing, E&Y Says

The risk continues to grow that President Obama’s international tax proposals may be picked up in Congress to pay for jobs legislation or other bills, rather than being considered as part of fundamental tax reform, Ernst & Young LLP practitioners said April 8.

U.S. Tax Preparers Abroad Fret About Obtaining Preparer Tax Identification Numbers under IRS Proposed Rules

U.S. tax preparers in foreign countries are one of the groups that expressed concern in recent days about how the Internal Revenue Service’s proposal for registering and identifying tax preparers will affect them.

Administration’s International Tax Proposals Stand-Alone Provisions, Not Package, Treasury International Tax Counsel Says

The international tax proposals in the Obama administration’s fiscal year 2011 budget should be viewed as individual provisions that can be included in legislation for…

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