Tax equity investment, energy, and low-income housing under pillar 2 by Joshua Critchlow and Brendan Counihan
By: Critchlow, Joshua
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Contributor(s): Counihan, Brendan
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In this article, the authors analyze whether the benefit of some U.S. tax credits can be preserved under the OECD’s pillar 2.
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