Many jurisdictions around the world are moving forward with enacting legislation that implements the Pillar Two global anti-base erosion rules proposed by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The key objective of the Pillar Two rules is to impose a global minimum tax of 15 percent that helps prevent multinational companies from escaping taxation by shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions. Under the new Pillar Two minimum tax regime, companies now face new complex tax reporting requirements. Many multinational enterprises (MNEs) impacted by Pillar Two have already started preparing for these new reporting requirements.
Pillar Two compliance focus areas
Navigating Pillar Two compliance requires a thorough approach that encompasses various key considerations. Key compliance and reporting considerations include:
KPMG approach to Pillar Two compliance

Pillar Two compliance—navigating the complexity
How KPMG can help
KPMG offers a thorough and tailored approach to assist companies with meeting their Pillar Two compliance requirements. Our balanced delivery model, managed service solution, and three-tier delivery model offer efficient and effective compliance processes. KPMG technology solutions, including the KBAT and KPMG Digital Gateway platform, provide centralized data management, real-time visibility, and audit-ready reporting. Our far-reaching KPMG global organization and extensive experience with global tax compliance makes KPMG firms well-equipped to support multinational companies in navigating the complexities of Pillar Two compliance.
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Christian Athanasoulas
Tax Practice Leader – Services, KPMG LLP, and Global Head of International Tax and M&A Tax,
KPMG International
Sean Bloodwell
Head of Global Compliance Management Services, KPMG International; and Partner,
KPMG in the U.S.
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