At the 9 November 2023 meeting of the Economic and Financial Affairs Council of the EU (ECOFIN Council) EU member states approved statements reconfirming their political support for Pillars One and Two and also confirming that the safe harbour rules and the administrative guidance agreed by the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework (IF) are compatible with the EU Minimum Tax Directive (‘the Directive’).
Readers may remember that the EC previously committed to putting forward its own proposal by the end of 2023 if sufficient progress had not been made on Pillar One at an international level. The current EC work program does not indicate any upcoming releases in this respect and the statements approved by ECOFIN seem to focus on finalising and adopting the Amount A...
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At the 9 November 2023 meeting of the Economic and Financial Affairs Council of the EU (ECOFIN Council) EU member states approved statements reconfirming their political support for Pillars One and Two and also confirming that the safe harbour rules and the administrative guidance agreed by the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework (IF) are compatible with the EU Minimum Tax Directive (‘the Directive’).
Readers may remember that the EC previously committed to putting forward its own proposal by the end of 2023 if sufficient progress had not been made on Pillar One at an international level. The current EC work program does not indicate any upcoming releases in this respect and the statements approved by ECOFIN seem to focus on finalising and adopting the Amount A...
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