The House Ways and Means Committee's top Republican expects negotiations to wrap up this week on the technical details of the agreement with the Group of Seven countries to exempt U.S. multinational corporations from the minimum-tax system, he said Wednesday.
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GOP Expects G7 Side-By-Side Tax Deal Details This Week

By Asha Glover

The House Ways and Means Committee's top Republican expects negotiations to wrap up this week on the technical details of the agreement with the Group of Seven countries to exempt U.S. multinational corporations from the minimum-tax system, he said Wednesday.

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DOJ Revives Bid To Toss Law Firm's Worker Credits Suit

By Anna Scott Farrell

The U.S. Department of Justice revived its bid to toss most of a boutique law firm's complaint for not processing its claims for pandemic-era tax credits after settlement negotiations with the firm failed, according to Connecticut federal court documents.

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6th Circ. Won't Revisit Flexible Tax Court Filing Deadline

By Kat Lucero

The Sixth Circuit declined to reexamine an August decision that allowed some leeway in extending the U.S. Tax Court's 90-day deadline to file a petition, according to an order dismissing a federal government bid for the full bench to adjudicate the case.

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REPORTS & STUDIES

Global GDP Growth Fragile Due To Tariffs, OECD Says

By Josh White

The global economy's gross domestic product growth in 2026 will be fragile due to the impact of U.S. tariffs and countertariffs, as well as other trade barriers, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said in a report.

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IRS RELEASES

Tesla, Others Qualified For Cut Of $10B In Energy Credits

By Anna Scott Farrell

The names of some of the first companies to qualify for $10 billion in tax credits for advanced clean energy projects were announced Wednesday by the Internal Revenue Service, with the largest so far for a single company going to Elon Musk's Tesla Inc.

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