Australia moves closer to pillar two

Tom Ravlic

August 22, 2024

Pillar two is revising global tax competition with a 15% minimum tax rate

The ATO has worked with in-scope Australian entities to minimise compliance costs when transitioning to the new 15% global minimum corporate tax

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Tom Ravlic

Tom Ravlic is a journalist and author with a deep expertise in accounting, corporate governance and regulatory affairs. He has worked as an accounting academic, policy adviser for one of Australia's three major accounting bodies, and consulted on the development of accounting curriculum for universities and professional associations.

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