OECD's proposed tax changes may hit revenue for Singapore
Republic's position is to improve current value creation concept instead of one that focuses on size of the market
Tay Peck Gek
Singapore
THE international community is considering resetting the rules that could fundamentally change the global tax landscape. Singapore's position is to improve the current value creation concept rather than have it replaced by an approach that focuses on the size of the market.
The city-state further asks that there be no minimum effective tax and to let jurisdictions be allowed to pursue their own policy mix appropriate to their circumstances and developmental needs, said Indranee Rajah, Second Minister for Finance and Education.
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