Article Posted date
06 April 2022
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Large multinational enterprises (MNEs) may want to follow the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)'s latest consultation on its two-pillar approach to address tax challenges from the digitalization of the economy. The OECD has now released a new consultation paper on its draft model rules for domestic legislation on scope, as part of its proposal to ensure certain MNEs pay tax in countries where they have consumer-facing activities but do not have a physical presence. Specifically, the OECD is asking for feedback on draft model rules for scope under "Amount A" of Pillar One. Affected parties are asked to provide comments on these rules by April 20, 2022.
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