By Asha Glover

Legislation that would add vaccines against COVID-19 to the list of taxable vaccines would raise $732 million over the next decade, the Joint Committee on Taxation said Friday.

By Matthew Guerry

The COVID-19 pandemic hastened the adoption of online tax filing and other digital services across the globe while at the same time driving down tax revenue collections, according to an Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development report published Thursday.

By Matt Thompson

Poland is expected to drop its veto of the European Union's 15% minimum tax during the June meeting of the bloc's finance ministers or early in the second half of 2022, diplomats from multiple member countries told Law360 on Tuesday.

By Sanjay Talwani

Treasury is appealing to the Fifth Circuit a ruling in a case brought by Texas, Mississippi and Louisiana that stops enforcement of an American Rescue Plan Act provision barring the use of pandemic aid to offset reductions in revenue. 

By Maria Koklanaris

A challenge by Kentucky and Tennessee of a federal law's prohibition against using coronavirus aid to offset tax cuts should be halted until there is a ruling on a similar challenge by Ohio, the U.S. government told the Sixth Circuit.

By Asha Glover

The Government Accountability Office should review and assess the effectiveness of the American Rescue Plan's provision prohibiting states from using pandemic aid to offset tax cuts, the Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee said Monday.