Amazon has been told to pay €250m after receiving years of illegal tax treatment.

President Donald Trump has proposed a tax that may hit companies like Apple and Pfizer.

A Queensland lawyer has flipped the tables on a scammer.

COMMENT: Big parties might accept some NZ First policies - but not a new Reserve Bank Act

GST policy could be game changer for funding infrastructure, says mayor.

Airbnbs may be hit with bed tax but no data is kept on tax-dodging landlords.

What has Labour's tax policy u-turn left for National's attack adverts?

Many CEOs say tax cuts should go to low and mid-income earners.

74 per cent of CEOs say multinationals are not paying their fair share of tax in NZ.

COMMENT: A capital gains tax could be back on the agenda with a Labour government.

Beijing is improving its tax overhaul, its most ambitious reform in more than two decades.

Surprise policy change to tax foreign trust sees industry gear up for lobbying effort.

France is working to plug loopholes that have allowed US tech giants to minimise taxes.

Governments ups annual target of new crackdown on multinational tax avoidance to $200m.

The architect of the Trinity tax scheme owes $8.2 million to IRD, a High Court judge says.

Resident living on 'street of hopelessness' challenges 'rich listers'

Aussie couple received an unexpected amount of money mistakenly put in their accounts.

A Gisborne retailer hid more than $1 million in cash sales from his accountant.

Probe into $300m farming empire sparks call to tax commercial income of charities.

Only 3000 foreign trusts have told IRD they want to register under new rules.

An extra 450,000 people a year would get tax refunds under the proposed change.

Finance Minister Steven Joyce still has income tax in his sights.

Employing 200,000 people and taking $2.7b in annual donations, charities are big business.

Charities Service raises concern Swiss connections poses risk to tax and charity systems.

The ultra-rich are hiding way more money overseas than anyone realised.

It just got easier for gig-economy workers to pay their tax.

An average Auckland family says the Budget's tax tweaks do nothing to help them get ahead.

The government expects to raise at least $250m from closing foreign tax loopholes.

COMMENT: Tax relief would allow all households and business to pay down their debt.

COMMENT: Multinationals aren't used to being stymied overseas, writes Samanth Subramanian