Ireland Seeks More Feedback on Implementing Global Minimum Tax

Ireland is seeking a new round of comments on legislative work to implement global minimum tax rules into domestic law.

A progress report released Thursday on implementing the 15% minimum tax—known as Pillar Two of the OECD-led global tax agreement—details six main areas being considered in draft legislation and sums up stakeholder feedback. It builds on the Finance Department’s March 31 progress report and a public consultation held last year.

Stakeholders have until Aug. 21 to comment.

“It is intended that this will allow the draft legislative approaches to be tested by stakeholders, to identify any potential uncertainties or unintended ...