South Korea
It follows the end of a tax break created by the former prime minister; in other news, amount B has taken one step closer to reality
Jurisdictions that have ratified the global minimum tax are now in the process of making it a reality
The European Commission is set to face WTO complaints from India and other countries over the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, while a federal judge dismisses two tax charges against Hunter Biden.
A steady stream of countries has announced steps towards implementing pillar two, but Korea has got there first. Ralph Cunningham finds out what tax executives should do next.
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Sponsored by YulchonWith South Korea expected to intensify its focus on multinationals’ intercompany transactions during tax audits, Yulchon tax partners analyse several transfer pricing-related rulings that could help shape strategy -
Sponsored by YulchonWith South Korea expected to take a more aggressive approach to auditing, tax partners from Yulchon analyse four transfer pricing-related rulings that provide guidance for multinationals
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Sponsored by Deloitte CanadaYong Chan Lee and Eun Jin Choi of Deloitte Korea provide an update on the application of the OECD’s two-pillar solution and explain how Korean businesses can prepare for amount B’s introduction
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