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International tax legislation and compliance
Taking on today’s cross-border tax challenges
The cross-border tax landscape is complex and constantly shifting. Fundamental changes wrought by US tax legislation like the Inflation Reduction Act and the globally oriented OECD/Inclusive Framework Pillar One and Pillar Two initiatives are causing many multinationals to rethink how they’re aligning overall business goals with their international tax strategy and compliance. Let’s unpack some of the key challenges and how to address them.
Gaining clarity to move forward with confidence
The interrelated elements of US and global tax regimes (such as US GILTI and OECD Pillar One and Pillar Two) mean US business leaders may be challenged to respond flexibly to the conditions of the global tax environment. The ability to analyze changes and understand their impact is based on understanding the tax, statutory, and regulatory requirements put forth by Congress, as well as implementation by countries around the world of regimes agreed at the OECD, what issues they may raise for a business, and how a multinational corporation can apply them in practice worldwide.
The content on this page will help you understand the business issues raised by cross-border tax measures proposed by the US government and the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS, and how your response can position you to thrive in the changing tax environment.
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