Please join ISLP and the International Institute for Sustainable Development on June 21st for the virtual launch of our new Guide for Developing Countries on How to Understand and Adapt to the Global Minimum Tax, which provides policy-makers with a simple framework to understand global minimum tax, how it may affect them, and how to adapt their domestic tax policy in response.
The global minimum tax that has garnered support from more than 140 nations has great potential to combat tax competition and help governments collect their fair share of revenue from multinational corporations. At least two dozen countries are preparing to implement the 15% minimum tax on worldwide corporate income in 2024. In response, many nations will need to adapt their domestic policies to protect their tax base. A panel with experts will discuss what implementation challenges developing countries are facing, what type of international technical assistance is available, and the future of tax incentives to promote investment.
Introductory Remarks
Eniye Ogbebor, Senior Legal Program Officer, ISLP
Alexandra Readhead, Lead, Tax and Extractives, IISD (Moderator)
Presenters
Thomas Lassourd, Senior Policy Advisor, IISD
Kudzai Mataba, Policy Analyst, IISD
Dr. Zach Pouga, Tax Partner, Ernst & Young and ISLP Volunteer
Panelists
Ronald Eberhard Tundang, Law Advisor, IISD
Andrew Auerbach, Senior Tax Advisor, OECD
Jessica de Vries, Advisor, OECD
This event includes interpretation for participants in English, French, and Spanish. More details and registration link can be found here.