The BEPS Monitoring Group contends in October 5 comments that multinational enterprises that are not in-scope of the global tax deal’s Pillar 1 partial reallocation of taxing rights to market jurisdictions should remain subject to . . .
An international tax agreement on new profit allocation rules and a minimum tax will “not be sustainable even in the medium run” unless the terms allow developing countries to see fair shares under both pillars of the deal, the G-24 contended in September 19 comments submitted . . .
Suranjali Tandon, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, discusses how, for developing countries like India, the agreement that the G7 finance ministers reached on June 5 may bring little new tax revenue while imposing . . .