OECD official on pillar two: ‘The politics is quite volatile’
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OECD official on pillar two: ‘The politics is quite volatile’

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Left: Sam Sholli, ITR. Centre: John Peterson, OECD. Right: Francesco Bungaro, European Commission.

The OECD is confident it will smooth relations with non-pillar two countries like the US but warned it’s a politically sensitive issue, ITR’s inaugural Pillar Two Forum heard

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