Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)’s Pillar Two represents a significant shift in global tax reform. Given the complexity and potential impact of these new rules, in-scope MNE groups will need to develop a clear understanding of the rules, conduct detailed assessments, and roll out a response supported by data, technology, processes, and resources as Pillar Two moves from policy to reality.
Discover how to navigate the data and automation challenges posed by the Pillar Two global minimum tax, with a focus on leveraging technology for compliance.
In this upcoming Lunch Talk, join ISCA to see how essential tools such as data collection systems and calculation engines can streamline complex data flows to simplify effective tax rate (ETR) calculations and comprehensive reporting. The speakers will also share structured approaches that can help address data gaps and integrate Pillar Two requirements seamlessly into existing finance and tax technology systems.
12.00 - 12.25pm: Registration & Networking Lunch
12.25 - 12.30pm: Welcome and Introduction by ISCA
12.30 - 01.15pm: Topic: Pillar Two: Policy to Practice – Considerations for an integrated approach to process and data management
Ms Liew Li Mei, International Tax Leader, Deloitte Singapore
Mr Piyus Vallabh, Tax Technology Consulting Leader, Deloitte Southeast Asia
01.15 - 01.30pm: Q&A Session