Australia: KPMG comments on subordinate draft legislation implementing Pillar Two global minimum tax rules

KPMG tax professionals provided a submission to Treasury on the primary legislation

KPMG tax professionals provided a submission to Treasury on the primary legislation

Treasury on 21 March 2024 released for consultation draft legislation implementing key aspects of the OECD’s Pillar Two global minimum tax rules. Read TaxNewsFlash

In response to the request for comments, KPMG tax professionals provided a submission to Treasury on the primary legislation. Read TaxNewsFlash

KPMG tax professionals have now provided a submission to Treasury on the subordinate draft legislation.

 

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