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14 February 2023: Singapore Announced Intention to Implement Pillar Two and Domestic Top-up Tax from 2025
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2 February 2023: OECD’s Technical Guidance for Implementation of the Global Minimum Tax
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1 February 2023: OECD’s Manual on the Handling of Multilateral Mutual Agreement Procedures and Advance Pricing Arrangements
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20 December 2022: Safe Harbours and Penalty Relief for Global Anti-Base Erosion Rules (Pillar Two)
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11 July 2022: Finalisation on Implementation of Pillar One by mid-2023, for Entry Into Force in 2024
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14 March 2022: OECD's Technical Guidance on the Pillar Two Model Rules for 15% Global Minimum Tax, Administrative Guidance, Safe Harbours and Penalty Relief, and Examples
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20 December 2021: Insights by Deloitte, EY, KPMG, PwC on OECD’s Pillar Two Model Rules for Domestic Implementation of 15% Global Minimum Tax.
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26 October 2021: An Op-ed on Navigating An Uncertain Global Operating Environment with Mutual Trust and Partnership, based on a roundtable moderated by Accredited Tax Advisor (Income Tax) Mr Allen Tan, Principal, Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow.
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13 October 2021: OECD’s Tax Report to G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors and insights from Deloitte, EY, KPMG & PwC
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8 October 2021: OECD's Two-Pillar Solution to Address the Tax Challenges Arising from the Digitalisation of the Economy
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29 September 2021, EDB – Highlights of pointers voiced in a roundtable co-organised by SCTP and EDB are now online. “The global tax reform and ongoing developments have become an impetus to look deeper into what Singapore is already doing well to attract investments and assist companies in their regional expansion.” commented Mr Low Weng Keong, SCTP’s Chairman. Read what were also raised by various roundtable delegates.
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05 July 2021, Parliamentary Reply – “Any adjustments to our tax system will be guided by three principles: First, we will abide by internationally agreed standards. Second, we will safeguard our taxing rights. Third, we will seek to minimise the compliance burden for businesses.”
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17 June 2021, Straits Times - "It's a judgment call... But we also have to be careful that this new threshold doesn't end up being a maximum rate that ends up not allowing countries to generate more revenues than they would desire to."
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5 June, 2021: The weekend saw a historic agreement by the G-7 reached in favour of a minimum global corporate tax rate. Besides the initial global reactions, read what Singapore’s response is and a snapshot of initial reactions/ perspectives from the tax profession.
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