The UK tax authority is urging companies to resolve ongoing inquiries into intra-company loans that it considers to be a tax avoidance arrangement.

A real estate entrepreneur and three companies he ran fraudulently sold approximately $2.65 million to 13 investors using ...

This week on Talking Tax, Webridge Technology Global Tax Adviser Hernan Katz discusses the lessons multinational corporations ...

An Alabama federal district court granted summary judgment to the city of Birmingham on the claims of a female laborer that she was denied rehire in retaliation for a sexual harassment claim she ...

New York and Presbyterian Hospital is entitled to summary judgment on the Title VII discrimination and retaliation claims of a Black employee of Haitian origin claiming he wasn’t promoted to two ...

MSG Entertainment Group LLC can proceed with counterclaims of fraud against one of its former ushers, who the company asserts ...

A federal judge in Florida preliminarily blocked state officials from enforcing multiple new requirements imposed on groups ...

A Texas federal district court granted BNSF Railway Company’s summary judgment motion in full on a terminated locomotive engineer’s FMLA claims, where the engineer failed to demonstrate either ...

Gerdau Ameristeel US Inc. finalized a $1.5 million class settlement with workers who said the steel maker’s 401(k) plan charged them excessive fees.

A JBS SA subsidiary mostly failed to limit race discrimination, harassment, and retaliation claims by Black employees at a ...

The UK tax authority’s proposal to resolve more tax disputes through out-of-court settlements would help taxpayers save costs and time spent litigating, tax advisers and accountancy groups have said.

Ecuador’s Chamber of Mining has filed a constitutional challenge to a new regulatory fee for the industry, Maria Eulalia Silva, the head of the chamber, said during a press conference in Quito.