- US extends truce with countries imposing digital services taxes
- Deal originally brokered in 2021
- Austria, France, Italy, Spain, and UK agreed to remove DSTs upon global agreement implementation
- Original agreement expired at end of 2023
- Truce extension allows countries to continue collecting DSTs
- Excess amount collected under DSTs will be creditable against corporate income tax liability under Pillar One
- New end date for agreement is 30 June 2024
- Possibility for further extension mentioned
- Negotiations stem from US objections to DSTs
- Doubts exist about Pillar One becoming reality in near future
- Need for broad global consensus and support in US Senate for implementation of proposed treaty
Source: taxathand.com
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