U.S. and China corporate tax implications for Pillar 2 adoption by Xiaoli Ortega
By: Ortega, Xiaoli
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In this article, Ortega analyzes and compares the corporate income tax structure and governmental incentives for U.S. and Chinese corporations. She identifies key differences between the countries’ corporate income tax structures and their implications for U.S. and Chinese economic and political goals, as well as the implementation of pillar 2.
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