Source: New South Wales, Online
Published Date: 22 Jun 2023
Get ready, curious minds, to an exploration of the Australian government’s approach to multinational corporations and their elusive intangible assets! In this exciting presentation we delved into the fascinating world of multinational tax integrity and discover how the ATO is tackling the issue of companies using intangible assets across borders.
We took a closer look at the multinational tax integrity measure that is to be introduced to deny deductions for these types of payments, and we’ll examine the impact this measure may have on the landscape of international business.
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