Institute News

TEI Comments on Proposed Revisions to Canadian APA Program

On July 21, the Institute filed comments with the Department of Finance Canada regarding Information Circular 94-4R2, International Transfer Pricing: Advance Pricing Arrangements. TEI’s comments included concern about the undue compliance burden the Circular proposes to impose on taxpayers, its unreasonable filing deadlines, and the additional requirements for renewing an… Read more »

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Appointment of the 2023–2024 Executive Committee

Each year, TEI’s incoming international president selects an Executive Committee from the members of TEI’s board of directors to join the Institute’sfour officers in their oversight of the Institute’s business affairs. We are excited to announce the following appointments for the 2023–2024 fiscal year.    

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TEI Comments on Proposed and Temporary Regulations on Elective Payments for Certain Credits

On August 14, TEI responded to a request for comments on proposed and temporary regulations under Section 6417 regarding elective payments for certain credits. TEI’s comments included concerns over burdensome prefiling registration requirements and over limitations on the taxpayers able to make elective payment elections, namely partners in partnerships and… Read more »

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Appointment of the 2023–2024 Nominating Committee

TEI’s board of directors appointed the Institute’s 2023–2024 Nominating Committee, whose role is to nominate the three senior officers (senior vice president, treasurer, and secretary) and eleven regional vice presidents for 2024–2025. (The senior vice president becomes the international president by operation of TEI’s by-laws.) The 2023–2024 TEI Nominating Committee… Read more »

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TEI Comments Again on Proposed Australian Public CbC Reporting

On July 21, TEI submitted a second set of comments to the Australian Senate Standing Committees on Economics regarding a proposal to require public disclosure of certain country-by-country (CbC) reporting information. The Institute’s comments expressed concern about the extraterritorial scope of the proposal, the inconsistency of the required disclosure with… Read more »

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TEI Comments on Aspects of OECD Pillar Two

On August 14, TEI submitted comments to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) regarding certain aspects of the OECD’s Pillar Two initiative. TEI’s comments were provided as a follow-up to the Institute’s June 6 meeting with representatives from the OECD. The Institute’s comments focused on issues arising from… Read more »

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TEI Canadian Commodity Tax Comments and Liaison Meeting With British Columbia Ministry of Finance

In preparation for a liaison meeting between members of the TEI Canadian Commodity Tax Committee and the British Columbia (BC) Ministry of Finance on June 27, TEI submitted comments on several issues relevant to that province. The comments included a request to treat partnerships as persons for purposes of the… Read more »

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TEI’s 2023 Annual Conference— 75th Anniversary Celebration Will Take Place at the New York Marriott Marquis

Registration is officially open for TEI’s 2023 Annual Conference—75th Anniversary Celebration! The Annual Conference will occur October 22–25 at the New York City Marriott Marquis in the heart of Times Square. We are excited to celebrate TEI’s 75th Anniversary at this event, which will honor TEI’s past, present, and future.… Read more »

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Thank You and Congratulations to TEI’s Committee Chairs

TEI could not accomplish the work it does without its technical and advisory committees. These committees develop TEI’s positions on tax matters, plan the Institute’s education programs, and interact with tax officials at every level. We would like to thank our 2022–2023 committee chairs for the work they have done… Read more »

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TEI Comments on Proposed Regulations on the Transferability of Certain Credits

On August 14, TEI responded to a request for comments concerning proposed regulations under Section 6418 regarding the transferability of certain credits to unrelated taxpayers. TEI’s comments included concerns about burdensome registration and election requirements and about provisions that substantially limit the taxpayers’ ability to take advantage of the credit… Read more »

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