Following the OECD’s October 2021 statement updating the July conceptual agreement on the ‘two-pillar solution to address the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy’ the road seemed paved for the swift publication of the pillar two model rules and a model treaty provision giving effect to the subject to tax rule (STTR) by the end of November 2021. However a number of delays resulted in only the pillar two model rules being published on 20 December 2021 with the associated commentary and the STTR model treaty provision still yet to be published.
Despite delays HM Treasury and HMRC have wasted no time in publishing an open consultation on the UK implementation...
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Following the OECD’s October 2021 statement updating the July conceptual agreement on the ‘two-pillar solution to address the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy’ the road seemed paved for the swift publication of the pillar two model rules and a model treaty provision giving effect to the subject to tax rule (STTR) by the end of November 2021. However a number of delays resulted in only the pillar two model rules being published on 20 December 2021 with the associated commentary and the STTR model treaty provision still yet to be published.
Despite delays HM Treasury and HMRC have wasted no time in publishing an open consultation on the UK implementation...
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