The Pillar Two top-up taxes interplay, characterization, and tax treaties Ana Paula Dourado
By: Dourado, Ana Paula
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Resumen.
This editorial analyses the top-up tax and the four interlocking Pillar Two rules: an income inclusion (IIR) rule, an undertaxed payment rule (UTPR), a subject to tax rule (STTR) and domestic top-up tax (DMTT) in the relation to tax treaties. In addition, the author compares GloBE rules to CFC rules.
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