Category: Corporate Tax & Policy

When companies operate across borders, transactions between related entities can move billions of dollars in revenue, costs, royalties, interest and service fees. For the Internal Revenue Service, the key question is straightforward: Would unrelated companies have agreed to the same terms? That question sits at the center of U.S. transfer pricing rules. Under Internal Revenue… Continue reading Transfer Pricing Basics: 7 Essential IRS Checks for Intercompany Transactions

Corporate tax nexus has become a more important issue for companies with remote employees. Remote work has changed more than where employees sit. For finance departments, it can also affect where a company may have state tax filing obligations. Before the remote-work expansion, businesses often focused on offices, warehouses, and sales personnel. Distributed teams added… Continue reading State-by-State Corporate Tax Nexus Rules After Remote Work Expansion

Reviewed by: Nabila Delayovita Global Minimum Tax rules are reshaping how the world’s largest multinational companies approach international taxation in 2026. But in 2026, the story has become more complicated — particularly for companies headquartered in the United States. The OECD’s Pillar Two framework establishes a 15% minimum effective tax rate for large multinational enterprise… Continue reading Global Minimum Tax Pillar Two: What US Multinationals Need to Know in 2026

Last Updated: August 9, 2026  Reviewed by: Nabila Delayovita  Corporate tax mistakes 2026 are costing small businesses thousand. Filing corporate taxes doesn’t have to be a nightmare. But every year, thousands of US small businesses overpay or get hit with IRS penalties simply because of avoidable mistakes. With the IRS increasing audits for businesses under… Continue reading 7 Corporate Tax Mistakes Costing Small Businesses Thousands in 2026