- Tax Data Sharing obligations like DAC7 are important for inhouse tax teams
- A mental model is helpful for understanding and explaining data sharing obligations
- Tax Data Sharing involves seven steps: Scoping, Collection, Validation, Aggregation, Notification, Submission, and Inquiries
- Platforms need to understand if they are within the scope of Data Sharing Obligations in different countries
- Data Sharing regulations are based on OECD’s Model Rules for Reporting by Platform Operators
- Regulations like DAC7 and Digital Platform Reporting Rules do not have a minimum threshold for platform size
- Data Collection is a crucial step in the process, requiring coordination with product and communications teams.
Source: fonoa.com
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