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This week in tax: FTSE 100 firms demand lower audit costs

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By Josh White, Siqalane Taho
| International Tax Review Verified
A group of CFOs from the FTSE 100 companies have demanded that big four firms Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC cut costs rather than raising the price of audits, reported the Financial Times today. The 100 Group has sent a letter to the big four arguing that the firms should not be passing on costs in the form of higher audit fees to FTSE 100 companies at a time of high inflation. Audit partners at big four firms have responded by stressing that the CFOs do not commission their work.
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ITR Global Tax 50 2022: Nirmala Sitharaman

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By Siqalane Taho
| International Tax Review Verified
Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has placed tax policy at the heart of the country’s priorities for its one-year G20 presidency, which began on December 1 2022. Sitharaman has highlighted building consensus on contentious issues including global policies, taxation and debt distress as key to multilateral cooperation.
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ITR Global Tax 50 2022: Janet Yellen

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By Siqalane Taho
| International Tax Review Verified
Janet Yellen was instrumental in securing the landmark international tax agreement at the OECD, which was signed by 137 countries in October 2021. The OECD’s two-pillar solution represents the most wide-reaching set of reforms to the global tax environment. The reforms set a minimum corporate tax floor of 15% and aim to ensure that multinationals pay a fair share of tax in the countries in which they operate.
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