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Many countries still need to define the details of their QDMTTs
          via bylaws or legislative amendments. However, for some
          countries it is already clear that their minimum tax systems do
          not qualify as QDMTTs. Such is the case with Cyprus, where
          the minimum tax legislation prescribes ‘push-down’ of certain
          taxes including CFC taxes (which is not provided for in the GloBE
          Rules and their Commentary). Due to such deviations, other
          jurisdictions may not view the Cyprus domestic top-up tax as
          QDMTT but rather as a covered tax.

          Last but not the least, countries implementing minimum tax
          rules differ in regard to compliance requirements and deadlines.
          In addition to Belgium, which, as explained above, has added
          registration and additional compliance requirement, UK and
          Ireland for example also oblige the MNE groups to register with
          the tax authority within 6 and 12 months respectively, after the
          end of the accounting period that makes them subject to the
          rules. Also, in addition to Global Information Return (“GIR”),
          introduced by the GloBE Rules, some countries require filing
          of a tax return, where the deadlines are in some cases shorter
          than for GIR. Taking into account that GloBE Rules rely on
          financial statements and country-by-country reporting (“CbCR”)
          for the purpose of safe harbours, the MNE groups will need to
          carefully track their compliance calendars and align their Pillar
          II-related procedures accordingly.

          From the above overview it is clear that, while Pillar II
          represents a step further in the harmonization of corporate
          taxation across jurisdictions, disparities remain and should
          be closely monitored. Global minimum tax has arrived
          (even traditional tax havens such as Channel Islands have
          implemented it) and taxpayer and tax consultants should
          adapt their approach to understand and work with the general
          rules and jurisdictional variations. The growth of multinational
          companies will be dependent on their ability to navigate the
          evolving global tax landscape. Tax consultants' expertise will be
          essential in assisting them in this difficult transition.






























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