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If you work in transfer pricing, you know the research problem. A complex question comes in. Maybe it is about local file submission deadline. Maybe it is about how a specific jurisdiction handles documentation requirements. To find the answer, you open multiple databases, search legal repositories

IBFD and the European Association of Tax Law Professors (EATLP) have renewed their longstanding agreement on the EATLP International Tax Series, published by IBFD. Under the agreement, all new volumes of the EATLP International Tax series will be published under a ‘CC-BY’ license. The agreement also

We are thrilled to announce the shortlisted publications for the prestigious Frans Vanistendael Award, now in its 12th and updated edition.

From 26–28 January 2026, IBFD was proud to participate in the OECD Global Forum on VAT, a leading international platform bringing together policymakers, tax administrations, academics and industry experts to discuss the most pressing developments in indirect taxation.

The UCT–IBFD Intensive Week in International Taxation once again combined rigorous academic training with practice-oriented insights, equipping a new generation of tax professionals and scholars to navigate an increasingly complex treaty landscape.

On 26 February 2026, the UCT–IBFD Annual Seminar brought scholars, practitioners, and students together in Cape Town to reflect on one of the most pressing topics in international taxation: “The 2025 Update of the OECD Model Tax Convention: Selected Aspects”

We are pleased to announce the publication of our latest book, which addresses a gap in international tax literature on individual mobility.

Within a day of a Supreme Court ruling curtailing the President's authority to impose certain tariffs ( see US Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs (20 February 2026)), President Donald J. Trump escalated US trade restrictions by ordering a temporary 10% import duty and later announcing an