The US and Turkey agreed Tuesday that Turkey can continue imposing its digital services tax through June 30, pending the completion of a multilateral treaty that’s meant to replace such taxes.
The two countries said in a joint statement they were extending a 2021 agreement over Turkey’s transition from a DST to the planned new method of taxing digital companies: Amount A, the OECD’s reallocation of a portion of big multinationals’ profits to other countries. Amount A is part of Pillar One of the OECD-brokered global tax agreement.
The move follows a similar extension last month of five European countries’ ...
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