International: Global Tax Policy video series - UK perspectives on Pillar Two

In brief

The interrelation of emerging tax policies has become a global conversation and will continue to raise more questions about how the latest rules and developments will impact multinational businesses. Early understanding of the new rules and the anticipated compliance obligations will be essential in minimizing compliance risks, especially given the uncertainty of implementation timelines.

Stay tuned to our Global Tax Policy Video Series to learn more about the latest international tax rules focusing on the key practical insights for tax teams throughout the regions.  

 


Contents

In this newest episode of Baker McKenzie's Global Tax Policy Video Series, Kate Alexander, Miles Humphries and Nick Evans discuss recent UK perspectives on Pillar Two. They also discuss what UK businesses are doing now to prepare for implementation of the proposed Pillar Two changes, despite a welcome delay to the UK's implementation schedule.

Episode 3: UK Perspectives on Pillar Two

Related video chats

Episode 1: International: Global Tax Policy - How to Prepare Amidst Uncertainty (Video chat)

Episode 2: International: Global Tax Policy - US Perspectives on Pillar Two (Video chat)

Episode 3: International: Global Tax Policy - UK perspectives on Pillar Two (Video chat)

 

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