On July 10, 2021, the G20 endorsed a broad framework to advance Pillars One and Two, which includes an aggressive timetable for bringing the new rules into force in 2023. The endorsement came in a Communiqué, which approved the July 1 statement by the 139-country Inclusive Framework. The G20 agreement represents a political consensus on
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One Small Step but (Perhaps) One Giant Leap for Global Tax Reform: The G7 Agrees on a Broad Framework for Pillar One and Two
By Michael Lebovitz, Jenny A. Austin, Warren S. Payne, Kenneth Klein, Lucas Giardelli, Astrid Pieron & Tyler M. Johnson on
Posted in OECD and BEPS, Public Policy and Legislative
On June 5, 2021, the Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of the G7 countries issued a Communiqué announcing their agreement on the conceptual framework for a substantial revision to global tax policy (the “Communiqué”). The Communiqué puts the G7’s stamp of approval on recent efforts by the OECD (supported by a big push by…