Global tax professionals face uncertainty due to shifting politics, including BEPS 2.0 and adapting to new regulations.
The emerging tax landscape for global corporate tax professionals is fraught with uncertainty and change. Political alliances around the world are shifting. International tax laws are in constant flux, and countries around the world are implementing various versions of the European Union’s (EU) BEPS 2.0 and Pillar Two rules, as well as the Global Minimum Tax.
To help corporate tax professionals understand the implications of these changes on global tax planning and compliance, Thomson Reuters recently hosted a webinar in which a panel of tax experts discussed the many challenges of complying with Pillar Two, as well as strategies and solutions for adapting to this slippery new global tax environment.
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