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What kind of risks lie ahead for U.S. multinationals as the rest of the world prepares to implement the Pillar Two GloBE rules?

This upholds the Commission’s ruling that the UK CFC FinCo exemption as it stood prior to 1 January 2019 constituted illegal state aid.

KPMG’s EU Tax Centre compiles a regular update of EU and international tax developments that can have both a domestic and a cross-border impact, with the aim of helping you keep track of and understand these developments and how they can impact your business.

Our most recent webinar in the Tax Leadership Series on 14 June 2022 provided an expert-led briefing on the current progress of the key international tax proposals impacting Ireland.

Please join the webcast as we take a closer look at some of the latest proposals that have risen to the top of the European tax agenda.

KPMG’s EU Tax Centre compiles a regular update of EU and international tax developments that can have both a domestic and a cross-border impact, with the aim of helping you keep track of and understand these developments and how they can impact your business.

This article provides a summary of recent international developments on the progress of the 15% global minimum tax rate, looking at consultations opened in Ireland, the EU, the OECD and the UK.

KPMG’s EU Tax Centre compiles a regular update of EU and international tax developments that can have both a domestic and a cross-border impact, with the aim of helping you keep track of and understand these developments and how they can impact your business.

On 11 May 2022, the European Commission issued a proposal for a Directive providing for a debt-equity bias reduction allowance with the aim to create a level playing field for debt and equity, from a tax perspective, and to help companies build up a solid funding structure.