Tax Policy

Shortly after Donald Trump’s resounding victory in the 2024 presidential election, U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt, a Republican from Missouri, sat down with St. Louis Public Radio to discuss the GOP’s anticipated legislative priorities. With the Republican Party now controlling the White House, the U.S.

On October 30, Chancellor Rachel Reeves will unveil the first Labour Budget in 14 years amid an economically challenging landscape. This highly anticipated event will feature significant financial reforms marked by tax increases and spending cuts, aimed at addressing what Labour describes as an

The New South Wales (NSW) government's recent move to raise taxes on private health funds is set to have far-reaching implications for insurance premiums and the healthcare system. Under the new legislative change, insurers could face a tax hike up to $3.27 per person per week, substantially

The UK retail sector is bracing for a potentially turbulent end to the year as the government contemplates tax hikes that could drastically impact consumer spending during the crucial Golden Quarter. A recent survey conducted by RSM UK paints a grim picture: 42% of consumers and 45% of families are

Canada is facing a profound economic challenge. With stagnant per capita income levels and widening wealth gaps compared to the United States, the urgency to implement strategic economic reforms has never been more critical. Fundamentally, underperformance in private sector investment and

International tax policy is a complex and ever-evolving field marked by ongoing challenges and significant progress. Bob Stack, a recently retired managing director at Deloitte's Washington National Tax group and former deputy assistant secretary for international tax affairs in the US