If you are an organisation doing business across borders, we can help you manage the complexity of tax.
How your company needs to approach tax is impacted not only by your business but also the current global geopolitical situation, the macroeconomic environment and the active international tax atmosphere. Legislation and tax rules are in constant change, followed by new taxes and compliance requirements, and an increase in tax controversy and disputes. Furthermore, the OECD Pillar Two is an unprecedented and evolving change to the global tax system that transcends physical borders and will challenge multinationals' ability to source data, comply and plan.
Your teams are likely to be working across borders more than ever, with the added complexity that brings. Our International Tax Services teams are here to help you navigate and manage your complex tax issues. We are a large but tightly connected community of professionals with worldwide presence. Together we can help you overcome cross-border tax challenges and identify opportunities to achieve your business goals. We can help you define and model the right tax strategies and operational structures to stay competitive and support your global footprint. And with our combination of people, processes and technology we can help you assess, report and comply with the OECD Pillar Two.
The OECD Pillar Two is an unprecedented and evolving change to the global tax system that transcends physical borders and will challenge multinationals' ability to source data, comply and plan.
With our combination of people from different networks, processes and technology we can help you get #PillarTwoReady. PwC international tax practitioners can assist you with the following tasks, among others:
We have developed PwC’s Pillar Two Engine, a technological tool to address the impact of the OECD Pillar Two. With this tool, we will assist you with the overall impact of Pillar Two, not only modelling the impacts but an end-to-end analysis, including calculations of the tax liability with both provision and compliance grade outputs.
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Additionally, PwC’s Data Input Catalog is at the centre of PwC’s end-to-end process for Pillar Two. The Data Input Catalog defines the data requirements for Pillar Two, giving MNEs a comprehensive understanding of the amount of work that lies ahead of them and can help MNEs anticipate the unique challenges they will face. Acting as the foundation to develop an extensive data strategy, assess operational preparedness, or determine a modelling approach, PwC’s Data Input Catalog is the core to Pillar Two readiness.
International Tax Services Leader, Global Tax & Legal Services, PwC United States