A Min Tax by Any Other Name

09.12.2022 | Duration: 25:27

KPMG podcast explores the new U.S. Book Min Tax and its potential implications for in-scope multinationals

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Episode 06-2022 | For the last several years, Min Tax has been a favorite pastime of international tax folk everywhere. No topic—except maybe economic nexus—has the same power to inspire angst among multinational groups. Pillar 2 and GILTI, BEAT, and even (briefly) SHIELD have featured in the discussion. And now, enter the new U.S. Book Min Tax, which only complicates matters. 

Joining podcast hosts Kimberly Majure and Kortney Wallace to discuss are Doug Poms, a principal from our Washington National Tax, International Tax group as well as returning Futures guest, Seevun Kozar, a senior manager also from Washington National Tax, International Tax.

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