FIRPTA 2026 changes: DC REIT lookthrough rule repealed and Sec. 892 rules finalized
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What changed for FIRPTA 2026 and foreign investors?

What changed for FIRPTA in 2026 for foreign investors in U.S. real estate? Two Treasury releases moved the ground under cross-border deals — the 2025 proposed regulations on domestically controlled REITs repeal the lookthrough rule for U.S. corporate shareholders, and the 2025 final FIRPTA-adjacent Sec. 892 regulations give foreign governments a workable path to hold…

Global tax changes in 2026 linking cross-border filing deadlines and registration portals to a single company
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Which Global Tax Changes in 2026 Affect My U.S. Business?

Which global tax changes in 2026 affect my U.S. business? If you have a foreign parent, a foreign subsidiary or cross-border intragroup payments, four do: proposed U.S. foreign tax credit rules with a September 17 comment deadline, Pillar Two registration deadlines arriving jurisdiction by jurisdiction, spreading e-invoicing mandates, and sharply increased transfer pricing scrutiny. International…

Illustration of the Coca-Cola v. IRS transfer pricing case — courthouse column, cola bottle silhouette, and Treasury seal
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Coca-Cola v. IRS: Transfer Pricing Case at the 11th Circuit

What is the Coca-Cola transfer pricing case, and why should other US companies care? The Coca-Cola transfer pricing case is a dispute over how a US parent must price transactions with its foreign affiliates under IRC §482. The Tax Court sided with the IRS in 2020 and the appeal is now before the Eleventh Circuit…

Illustration of Foreign Filer TCC 2026 — a world map with an arrow flowing from an overseas building into a U.S. tax form
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Foreign Filer TCC 2026: IRS Path as FIRE Retires

How do foreign entities e-file 1042-S and 1099 forms after FIRE is retired? Through the new IRS Foreign Filer TCC Registration System. It gives foreign filers whose authorized users have no U.S. SSN or ITIN a way to obtain a Transmitter Control Code and transmit information returns electronically through IDES. The way U.S. information returns…

Illustration of a June 2026 international tax roundup — OECD Pillar Two global minimum tax, EU Court of Justice rulings, and country-level corporate rate changes
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International Tax Roundup June 2026: Pillar Two, EU, Rates

What were the key international tax developments in early-to-mid June 2026? The OECD pushed forward on the global minimum tax (Pillar Two) — releasing practical fixes to the GloBE Information Return (GIR) XML schema for first filings, an updated 2026 consolidated commentary, and new transfer-pricing guidance on intragroup services. In the EU, the Court of…

Illustration of 2026 FIFA World Cup income sourcing — IRS, Canada Revenue Agency, and Mexico SAT consensus allocating team compensation by games played across three host countries
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2026 World Cup Taxes: IRS/CRA/SAT Income Sourcing Consensus

How is income from the 2026 FIFA World Cup taxed across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico? The 2026 FIFA World Cup is co-hosted by three countries, which raises a thorny question: when a national team earns prize money and other compensation, how is that income sourced among the United States, Canada, and Mexico? To avoid…

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Foreign Earned Income Exclusion Relief: Rev. Proc. 2026-16 Countries

What is the foreign earned income exclusion relief under Rev. Proc. 2026-16? The IRS waives the section 911 residency and presence tests for 2025 for qualified individuals who had to leave seven specified countries due to war, civil unrest, or similar adverse conditions. If you’re a US citizen or resident who was living abroad and…