An OECD-led deal to overhaul global tax rules will have to wait to be implemented until 2024, the organization’s top official said Tuesday.
Nearly 140 countries last October backed a 2023 deadline to implement the two-pillar plan. Pillar One would see the largest, most profitable companies shave off a slice of their excess profits and reallocate it to countries where they make sales. Pillar Two would set a 15% global minimum tax.
- “Initially, we had hoped to be in a position to finalize the multilateral agreement in the middle of this year. We think that that is now more likely ...