The UK government has published a list of retained EU laws that it intends to revoke by the end of 2023, due to the UK's exit from the European Union.

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has introduced new controls on the procedures used by resident individuals to transfer their funds overseas.

Belgium's data protection authority (DPA) has ruled that the transfer of so-called accidental Americans' financial account data to the US government under the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) is unlawful under European Union law.

The final report of the Financial Remedies Court sub-group of the UK judiciary's Transparency Implementation Group has recommended that parties in financial remedy proceedings should remain anonymous in judgments and press reports.

The Sao Paulo tax authority, Sefaz-SP, has issued its first ruling on the imposition of estate and gift tax (ITCMD) on resident beneficiaries of irrevocable trusts.

A deed executed by Ernesto and Josephine Colicci promising to make wills leaving their family business to their two children has been held legally binding by the England and Wales High Court.

The US federal Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is not required to provide notice when seeking the records of innocent third parties, provided the purpose is to collect a non-compliant taxpayer's tax liability.

A Canadian widow who was beneficiary of her late husband's registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) counted as her husband's spouse for tax purposes when the funds were transferred to her after his death, according to the Tax Court of Canada (the Tax Court).

Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man have agreed a joint policy on implementing the OECD-wide 15 per cent minimum effective tax rate on large multinational enterprises, known as the 'Pillar Two' policy.

The England and Wales Court of Appeal (EWCA) has rejected a request from the beneficiaries of an offshore trust to set aside a voluntary disposition of assets on the ground of mistake.