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- Tax News & Views | Deloitte USWyden renews call for partnership tax reform Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden renewed his longstanding call for an overhaul of the tax rules for partnerships as Congress contemplates possible changes to the Internal Revenue Code next year in light of the scheduled expiration of significant portions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
- US Tax Law Changes | Deloitte US - Deloitte United StatesWith a divided Congress on Capitol Hill and other issues dominating the debate, tax legislation is less of a focus than it was in late 2022 when Congress passed and the President signed into law the “Inflation Reduction Act,” which contained a number of important and complex tax changes affecting corporations and individuals, including a new 15% minimum tax on book income, a particularly ...
- Japan Tax Reform - Deloitte JapanAlso, with Japan’s Income Inclusion Rule (part of BEPS’s Global Minimum Tax regime, i.e., Pillar 2) coming into effect in April 2024, Japan continues to modify its tax law to be in line with international standards and is considering to introduce the Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax in next year’s tax reform.
- Reshaping the code: Understanding the new tax reform lawThe Act generally follows the structure of the Senate-approved tax reform bill—and 2017 law—by maintaining seven individual income tax brackets. The top individual income tax rate is 37 percent (lower than in either the House or Senate bills ), but includes a significant marriage penalty.
- Global tax reform is coming—and CEOs need to be ready - Deloitte InsightsWhy Pillar Two tax reform is a C-suite priority. The agreement, known in tax circles as Pillar Two, is extensive in its scope: It was signed by 138 countries representing 90% of global economic activity. 1 And at its heart, it pursues a clear-cut and consequential goal: End the world’s “race to the bottom” in corporate tax rates, as US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen described it in 2021. 2
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