Tax was in the media spotlight this month with the release of a communique in which G7 finance ministers and Central Bank governors committed to support for the OECD’s pillar one (the re-allocation of taxing rights) and pillar two (global minimum taxation) proposals. This follows the OECD’s publication of blueprints for the pillars in October 2020. While there are numerous issues still to work through the consensus among the G7 evidenced in the communique is a significant development that increases the likelihood that broader agreement can be reached at the G20 level and ultimately by the rest of the OECD.
The G7 proposal on global taxing rights will see...
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Tax was in the media spotlight this month with the release of a communique in which G7 finance ministers and Central Bank governors committed to support for the OECD’s pillar one (the re-allocation of taxing rights) and pillar two (global minimum taxation) proposals. This follows the OECD’s publication of blueprints for the pillars in October 2020. While there are numerous issues still to work through the consensus among the G7 evidenced in the communique is a significant development that increases the likelihood that broader agreement can be reached at the G20 level and ultimately by the rest of the OECD.
The G7 proposal on global taxing rights will see...
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