OECD
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The Global Tax Shift: AI Enforcement and the ‘Last Mile’ of Pillar Two Compliance
As the June 30 deadline for the OECD’s Pillar Two global minimum tax approaches, multinational corporations face a complex ‘last mile’ of compliance, while nations like Israel deploy AI to scan 100% of tax returns.
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German Economy Minister Reisch Taps State Oil Reserves
Germany’s Economy Minister Robert Habeck announced plans to release a portion of the country’s strategic oil reserves in coordination with other OECD nations to stabilize markets.
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OECD Policy Influence Spans Global Tax, Health, and Gender Equity
The OECD continues to influence global policy decisions and standards across vital areas like corporate taxation, public health, and gender equality. Its analysis informs nations worldwide.
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New Zealand’s EV Policy Reforms: Why OECD Car Fleet Age and Emissions Are Back in the Spotlight
New Zealand’s latest clean car policy changes have reignited concerns over its ageing car fleet, putting the country’s OECD standing and climate goals under renewed scrutiny.
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U.S. Set to Join Global Crypto Reporting Network: CARF Review Signals Major Tax Policy Shift
The United States is preparing to join the OECD’s global Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), signaling a significant shift in crypto tax enforcement and international cooperation. The proposal, now under White House review, could reshape how offshore digital assets are reported…