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Trump administration eases corporate taxes after exiting global agreement

Trump administration eases corporate taxes after exiting global agreement

Earlier this summer, the Trump administration effectively distanced the U.S. from global minimum business tax agreements by entering into contracts with a group of seven major economies. This move allows the U.S. to maintain its corporate minimum taxes without directly conforming to international guidelines. This decision led to the establishment of a “side-by-side” system for […]

Why relocating overseas to avoid taxes might not be a good choice

Why relocating overseas to avoid taxes might not be a good choice

Unexpected Surplus from the DWP: A Personal Tale When I called from Portugal last week, it wasn’t about the pleasantly warm weather—though that was a nice touch. I was reaching out to share a surprising twist: my uncle had discovered nearly £7,000 unexpectedly sitting in his account from the Ministry of Labor and Pensions (DWP). […]

Athletes and entertainers face the weight of jock taxes beyond just Swift and Kelce.

Athletes and entertainers face the weight of jock taxes beyond just Swift and Kelce.

What do Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have in common? Well, they’re both navigating the tricky world of state income taxes, especially when it comes to the so-called “jock tax.” This term refers to the regulations that compel professional athletes and entertainers to file tax returns in every state where they perform, even if they’re […]

Preparing for Increases in Budget Taxes

Preparing for Increases in Budget Taxes

When Rachel Reeves faced the Commons as prime minister last October to present her first budget, she acknowledged the challenging tax choices she had to make to restore financial stability. The increased tax burden has notably affected employers, homeowners, and investors. Additionally, the Prime Minister opened the door to potentially subjecting pension savings to inheritance […]