The US solicited public feedback on the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development’s multilateral tax treaty to have a “fresh set of eyes” on the draft document to see if there were important issues missed, not to reopen negotiations on significant portions of the draft document, a Treasury Department official said Thursday.
“It is not our goal to use the consultation and the comments that we receive as an excuse to reopen compromises that were hard fought over years,” Christopher Bello, attorney-adviser at the Treasury’s Office of Tax Policy, said at the D.C. Bar Tax Conference. “Significant portions of this ...
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