The implementation of global minimum tax in ASEAN countries by Melani Dewi Astuti
By: Dewi Astuti, Melani
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Melani Dewi Astuti (melanie.astuti@gmail.com) is a senior international tax analyst with the Indonesian Ministry of Finance. In this article, Astuti provides a status check on Southeast Asian countries’ adoption of the global anti-base-erosion rules and examines the challenges these countries face in the wake of pillar 2, including limitations on offering tax incentives.
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