On 17 June 2024 the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework (IF) released its fourth tranche of Administrative Guidance on the Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) model rules (‘June 24 AG’). At 140 pages a detailed analysis of the June 24 AG is outside the scope of this article. I have summarised below some key points of interest but note this is not exhaustive.
The GloBE rules stipulate that the accrual of a DTL that does not reverse within five years will be subject to recapture with a MNE group required to re-compute its GloBE effective tax rate (ETR) excluding such DTLs and pay any additional top-up tax due.
MNE groups had raised concerns with the IF...
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On 17 June 2024 the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework (IF) released its fourth tranche of Administrative Guidance on the Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) model rules (‘June 24 AG’). At 140 pages a detailed analysis of the June 24 AG is outside the scope of this article. I have summarised below some key points of interest but note this is not exhaustive.
The GloBE rules stipulate that the accrual of a DTL that does not reverse within five years will be subject to recapture with a MNE group required to re-compute its GloBE effective tax rate (ETR) excluding such DTLs and pay any additional top-up tax due.
MNE groups had raised concerns with the IF...
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