Africa-based companies ‘unlikely’ to be hit by pillar one

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Africa-based companies ‘unlikely’ to be hit by pillar one

Sam Sholli
October 10, 2024
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Meanwhile, African revenue authorities expect their next taxable income to come from TP and from a larger share of the global tax bill, one expert tells ITR

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