Canada’s tax authority is expanding its dragnet in cryptocurrency transactions by issuing court orders and launching audits as it becomes increasingly aware of risks surrounding the use of the digital assets.

Diverging approaches to taxing multinational companies with digital business models are taking shape on the global stage—potentially leading to more complexity and a bumpy ride for multinationals.

Justice Minister David Lametti unveiled legislation to legalize single-event sports betting in Canada, marking a change in direction for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government.

Buying a first home has turned into an agonizing gamble for Britain’s millennials.

As Treasury secretary, Janet Yellen is almost certain to pursue tighter coordination with the U.S. Federal Reserve next year -- repairing recent frictions -- though observers say she will be careful to avoid any specific move that could trigger a wave of Republican protests.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has a $31 billion budget gap and few available options for closing it as tax revenue shrinks in the pandemic-bruised economy.

A German parliamentary committee will try to question Wirecard AG’s auditors over their alleged failure to spot fraud at the payments company, as lawmakers continue their probe into who’s to blame for the nation’s biggest-ever accounting scandal.

Intuit Inc., the software company behind TurboTax, won U.S. antitrust approval for its $7.1 billion takeover of personal finance website Credit Karma Inc.

Taxpayer rights advocates scored a victory in the European Court of Justice on Thursday, when justices struck down Swedish rules that make property buyers liable for sellers’ value-added tax debts.

Brazil’s Federal Police and Tax Agency launched 13th phase of Descarte Probe, called Canal Seguro, in order to obtain additional evidence regarding fraudulent operations used to hide the occurrence of tax evasion, active and passive corruption, fraudulent management of financial institutions, money laundering, evasion of foreign exchange and criminal association, according to statement.