Despite yet another setback in the adoption of the EU pillar two directive, there is no rest in the horizon for EU’s tax policies. As the Commission and the Council reflect on ways forward on minimum taxation, there is much more to look forward to: renewed prospect of a EU digital tax initiative, possible initiative to circumvent Council’s unanimity rule on tax policies, a proposal to tackle tax enablers, exchanging information on crypto-assets, and adapting VAT rules for the digital age.
Source Taxjournal
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