A proposed overhaul of the 2017 tax law’s international regime has multinational companies nervous that they could see a tax hike on top of the pandemic-induced economic downturn.
President Joe Biden campaigned on effectively doubling a tax on global intangible low-taxed income (GILTI), a category of U.S. multinationals’ earnings introduced in the 2017 tax law, as well as a penalty for offshoring. Biden’s tax plans got a boost when Democrats swept January’s Georgia Senate runoffs, giving them control of both chambers of Congress.
Several corporate tax executives with operations across the globe flagged Biden’s GILTI proposal as a major ...
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