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04 November 2022

EY Podcast: monthly ITS Washington Dispatch (October 2022)

EY’s monthly Washington Dispatch podcast summarizes recent developments in US international taxation. Highlights of this month's edition include:

Proposed US FTC regs release expected soon, PTEP regs in first half of 2023

  • US Treasury official says proposed crypto regs before year end

  • IRS may be more selective on APAs given availability of ICAP in transfer pricing disputes

  • IRS to reconsider APA revenue procedure guidance

  • Treasury developing measures for future treaties to address new tax regimes, new US-Croatia treaty before year end

  • G20 Finance Ministers welcome progress on BEPS 2.0, call for swift implementation

  • OECD releases public consultation document on administration and tax certainty aspects of Amount A of Pillar One

  • OECD releases report on interaction of Tax Incentives and Pillar Two

  • OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework holds 14th plenary meeting, publishes 6th annual progress report

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