Australia: ATO updates advice on Pillar Two rules

Advice on how the Pillar Two rules work and interactions with corporate tax system

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has updated its advice on how the Pillar Two global and domestic minimum tax rules work and its interactions with Australia's existing corporate tax system.

Updated advice on how the Pillar Two rules apply expands on joint arrangements and how the rules apply to global anti-base erosion (GloBE) joint ventures and its interaction with accounting standards
Expanded advice on Pillar Two interactions regarding the timing of foreign income tax offset (FITO) claims and amending income tax assessment to claim a FITO after filing an income tax return

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