ITR, previously known as International Tax Review, is a business-to-business publication focused on news analysis of tax policy and tax advice from around the world. This remit includes transfer pricing, corporate tax and indirect tax, particularly VAT and sales tax.^[1] The magazine provides in-depth and strategic coverage of policy developments at the EU and the OECD, particularly the latter's BEPS project.^[2]

International Tax Review was launched in London in November 1989 ^[3][2] to cater to the tax services industry, publishing academic papers and covering court judgments on tax law. Over the years ITR has interviewed numerous politicians, including European commissioners Margrethe Vestager^[4] and Pierre Moscovici,^[5] as well as top tax professionals from companies such as Philip Morris,^[6] Microsoft^[7] and Johnson & Johnson.^[8]

ITR follows the debate on tax avoidance, inequality and wealth distribution, often reporting on the Tax Justice Network and scandals like the Paradise Papers. In one case, ITR covered a debate at the OECD between low-tax advocate Arthur Laffer and tax campaigner Richard Murphy on the impact of tax competition,^[9] whether it is possible to regulate tax competition^[10] and what such a regulatory framework would look like.^[11]