EY Tax.Tech™ Ecosystem series: OECD Pillar Two global minimum tax requirements

The clock is ticking on readiness for the global minimum tax: Japan and South Korea have enacted legislation, the EU has agreed to proceed with its Pillar Two directive, various countries (for example, Germany) are drafting legislation and the Inclusive Framework of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has released safe harbor guidance. Companies that haven’t already started preparation need to assess whether they can delay application via the safe harbor or finalize their approach to the calculation and reporting requirements. This session will demonstrate how EY and our alliance partner, Thomson Reuters, can help companies perform Pillar Two risk assessments, evaluate data readiness and prepare for compliance.

Join our panelists as they walk through the data requirements, processing steps and timeline necessary to meet upcoming BEPS 2.0 Pillar Two requirements. They will also highlight tools included on the Orbitax International Tax Platform that can help companies address issues related to the global minimum tax. These tools leverage Thomson Reuters integration to improve and automate your tax compliance preparation and review process. Finally, they’ll review the latest use cases and preview what’s ahead.

Moderator and panelist

• Danyle Ordway, Principal, Tax Technology and Transformation, Ernst & Young LLP

Panelists

• Jonny Lindroos, Partner, International Tax and Transaction Services, Ernst & Young LLP
• Dennis Brimeyer, Senior Manager, Tax Technology and Transformation, Ernst & Young LLP
• Gratian Joseph, Co-founder and CEO, Orbitax
• Sangeeta Daiya, Senior Solutions Consultant, Thomson Reuters

Our EY Tax.Tech™ webcasts are dedicated to helping you keep pace with the dynamic and ever-evolving tax landscape and what it takes to build an intelligent finance and tax function – from transformation strategy to the latest technologies and game-changing applications. Our Ecosystem series highlights EY’s alliances with leading-class technology and process leaders and offers practical insights to help companies like yours improve agility, efficiency and resilience.

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