As a new phase in the global tax reform exercise starts, Indian MNEs need to gear up to face newer challenges
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- ✓Indian multinational enterprises are entering a new phase of the Pillar Two tax reform journey.
- ✓After completing filings for FY 2024-25 by 30 September 2026, companies now face sustained operational challenges.
- ✓These firms must ensure a 15% minimum tax rate globally, as this process shifts from simple compliance to ongoing governance.
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- Indian Markets
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- India Economy
As multinational enterprises (MNEs) around the world emerge from their first full Pillar Two compliance cycle, they are entering a new phase of the Pillar Two journey. Pillar Two is rapidly transitioning from a mere compliance exercise into a sustained operational and governance responsibility that will demand ongoing attention, oversight, and adaptation. Understanding Pillar Two As part of the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework's global tax reform initiative, Pillar Two is designed to address concerns around profit shifting and tax competition among countries. Primarily, it is intended to ensure that large MNEs pay a minimum level of tax in each country where they operate.
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