Submission to Pillar Two Implementation, Second Feedback Statement
AmCham welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the second Pillar Two Implementation Feedback Statement. AmCham believes that Ireland’s Pillar Two regime needs to be competitive from an international perspective. To this end, the Department should approach the implementation of the Pillar Two directive with a view to providing maximum flexibility and minimum complexity for the taxpayer. As mentioned in previous consultations on this and other matters, the Irish Taxation system has become overly complex and unwieldly. Simplification of the Irish taxation system would, in itself, be a competitive advantage over other jurisdictions.
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