
Pillar Two is here: Have you completed these key actions?
Readiness for the increased Pillar Two tax compliance complexity is top of mind for many companies and proper preparation can ease the burden.
The implementation of the OECD’s Pillar Two introduces complex challenges for multinational groups with consolidated revenue over €750m. As you strive to understand the magnitude and impact of Pillar Two's 15% global minimum tax, it is important to adapt your systems, technology, processes, governance and controls to meet evolving data requirements while positioning for growth.
PwC has a tech-enabled approach, driven by the Pillar Two Engine, to help you quickly calculate the impact of Pillar Two and develop a response that is aligned to your business strategy. Supported by a global network of international tax specialists, PwC works collaboratively to develop a tailored strategy to help you assess, report and comply effectively.
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