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Published research, policy analysis and practical context for cross-border tax questions.

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• How Australia’s New Cost-of-Living Tax Cuts Will Impact Your Planning From Mid-2026 Onwards — Major tax bracket changes are coming July 2026 and July 2027—here’s what to do now to maximize benefits and avoid surprises.
• Optimizing Your Taxes as a Digital Nomad in Australia: Residency, Income, and Withholding Essentials — How Australia’s tax residency rules & foreign resident withholding can shape your obligations—and how to stay compliant while working abroad.
• Digital Nomads & Canadian Residency: Tax Risks When Working Remotely Abroad — Working remotely from abroad? Your tax residency could trigger unexpected liabilities. Understand CRA’s criteria, what counts as permanent establishment, and how to protect yourself.
• CRA Hikes Interest on Late Payments: Understanding and Avoiding High Penalties — From January 1 to March 31, 2026, interest on overdue taxes rose to 7% annually. Find out what this means for your business or individual obligations and how to safeguard yourself.
• Mastering Canada’s New Lowest Personal Tax Rate: Who Wins, Who Should Plan Now — The federal tax rate on the first bracket drops to 14% from July 1, 2025—major savings for millions. Learn who's affected, how much you’ll save, and what planning moves make sense now.
• Using Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax: A Guide for Sole Traders & Landlords — Starting April 2026, sole traders and landlords with higher income must comply with MTD for Income Tax—know the thresholds, timelines and how to prepare.
• Mandatory Registration for Tax Advisers: What Clients Need to Know — From May 2026, all tax advisers who interact with HMRC must register and meet minimum standards—this change impacts how you choose and work with your adviser.
• What Digital Nomads Should Know About Clean Energy Credit Rules & U.S. Tax Credits under OBBB — New IRS guidance changes eligibility rules for clean energy and component manufacturing credits—if you're a remote worker or contractor abroad, these may affect how you invest or contract in U.S.-based energy tech.
• Navigating the CAMT: Interim Guidance for Corporations Under the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax — For large corporations, the CAMT has introduced significant changes—recent interim guidance clarifies adjusted financial statement income, deductions, and how to comply until final regulations arrive.
• How Businesses Can Leverage the New Special Depreciation Allowance for Qualified Production Property — The One, Big, Beautiful Bill introduced a 100% special depreciation allowance for certain qualified production property—discover how to qualify, make the election, and avoid recapture issues.
• Canada’s Lowest Personal Income Tax Rate Cut: What Digital Nomads and Small Businesses Should Know — Canada’s proposed drop of the lowest personal tax rate from 15% to 14% (effective July 1, 2025) has important implications for nomads and micro-business owners operating in Canada or abroad.
• Preparing Employers in the UK for Mandatory Payrolling of Benefits in Kind — With HMRC introducing mandatory payrolling of benefits in kind (BiKs) starting in 2027-28 for most employers, it’s crucial for businesses and payroll professionals to start preparing now.
• How the US Inflation Adjustments under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Affect Tax Planning for 2026 — Understanding the IRS’s recent inflation adjustments—especially around standard deductions, tax brackets, and foreign income exclusions—can unlock planning opportunities for taxpayers looking to optimize their 2026 outcomes.
• Compliance Landscape After Australia’s Recent Tax Laws: What Entities Must Adjust — With new rates, raised thresholds, and strengthened integrity laws, businesses, trusts, and super funds must check systems, trusteeship, and reporting ahead of 2026-27 compliance deadlines.
• How Australia’s New Personal Income Tax Cuts Shape Your Planning for 2026–28 — Personal income tax rates for the $18,201–$45,000 bracket are slashing from 16% in 2026–27 to 14% in 2027–28—essential reading if your income’s in that range or you’re navigating family finances, trusts or business earnings.
• Digital Nomads & Remote Work: Canadian Residency and Tax Implications — Remote workers and digital nomads wondering where and how they're taxed should understand how Canadian residency, days in-country, and foreign income rules apply—plus actionable steps to stay compliant and optimize tax position.
• Compliance Alert: New Reporting Obligations in the Trucking Industry & Non-Resident Withholding — Trucking businesses and payers working with Canadian-controlled private corporations face new reporting and slip-filing requirements for 2025, with important deadlines and penalties now in effect.
• Tax Planning 2026: Take Advantage of Canada’s 14% First Bracket Cut — With the federal government reducing the lowest personal income tax rate to 14% from July 1, 2025, Canadians have an opportunity to plan payroll, investments, and deductions to maximize savings.
• Tax Planning with Threshold Freezes: How Budget 2025 Raises Tax on Pension-Dependent & Lower-Income Individuals — The freeze on personal tax thresholds in Budget 2025 quietly increases tax bills for many—especially pensioners and low-income earners. Here's how to plan around it.
• Entity Setup & Residency: The New Non-UK Domicile Regime and FIG — With the abolition of the old non-dom and domicile rules in April 2025, individuals resident in the UK must adapt to the new Foreign Income & Gains (FIG) regime. Here’s what entity-dependent individuals and advisors need to know.