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Governments worldwide are seeking alternative means to attract businesses as global tax reforms and weak economic growth drive tax rates down, but the tax changes are anything but positive for businesses.

Businesses will see their nest eggs hit as the ATO gets tough Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison says the government will continue its crackdown on multinationals not paying their 'fair share' of tax and announced more targeted measures in his 2017-18 budget speech. He also announced a major levy that will hit the country's biggest banks.

The UK is losing between £1 billion and £1.5 billion ($1.3-1.9 billion) to online VAT fraud and errors per year, a new report has said. The report comes just days after the EU said it could fine the UK €2 billion for failing to charge customs duties on the import of Chinese goods.

UK multinational and alcoholic drinks producer Diageo is the first company that will have to make an upfront tax payment to UK tax authority, HMRC, before it can challenge preliminary notices of assessment issued under the diverted profits tax (DPT) regime.

The signing ceremony for the Multilateral Convention to implement tax treaty-related measures to prevent base erosion and profit shifting (MLI) is due to take place on June 7 2017. What will this treaty mean for you?

See who has done the tax work on this month’s biggest deals

As the latest film in the DC franchise, Wonder Woman, premiers on the silver screen and fans get ready for the next instalment in November with Justice League, we are celebrating the wonder women and supermen of tax.

The role of technology and digital tools in taxation is growing. Jon Dobell, EY global compliance and reporting leader in the tax group, discusses the power of technology and how it will change tax functions in the future.

The outcome of the Chevron appeal could set a precedent for future cases The Australian Tax Office (ATO) will go after other multinationals that it believes to be guilty of tax avoidance after winning a landmark transfer pricing case against global oil and energy company Chevron over shifting profits to the US.

As the UK election approaches, the Conservatives, the Labour Party and the Liberal Democrats have presented their respective proposals on tax policy. Josh White examines the party manifestos.