2023 Webinar Series

- 2023 Webinar Series -

Understanding & Modeling Global Tax

Session 1

Preparing for the GloBe Information Return: Part I

Tue, April 18, 2023

This session provides an overview of the latest Draft of the much-anticipated GloBE Information Return (GIR) with an emphasis of the CbCR Transitional Safe Harbour Rules.

• Specifically, the OECD’s Focus Group on GloBE Co-ordination, Information, Collection and Exchange (CICE) has released a draft GloBE Information Return (GIR) including an Annex with the data points necessary for tax administrations to evaluate the correctness of a Constituent Entity’s (CE) GloBE tax liability.
• The GIR requires increased data collection and information sharing on a jurisdictional basis. The obligation to prepare the GIR is separate from any local tax return requirements and centers around several groupings of data points necessary to compute the effective tax rate (ETR) for each jurisdiction, including but not limited to the computation of the top-up tax (if any) for each CE, and the allocation of the top-up tax in accordance with the applicable Income Inclusion Rule (IIR) and/or Under Taxed Payment Rule (UTPR).

Learning Objectives

    • Participants will learn the various aspects of the GloBE Information Return (GIR).

    • Participants will understand the mechanics of determining the effective tax rate for Pillar Two purposes including the adjustments for GloBE Income and Covered Taxes.

    • Participants will understand how to determine the CbCR Transitional Safe Harbour including the De minimis, Simplified ETR, and Routine Profits Tests.

Session 2

Preparing for the GloBe Information Return: Part II

Mon, Jun 12, 2023

This session provides practical guidance on what you need to know in order to effectively prepare for the Pillar Two Global Minimum Tax (GMT). The session outlines the specific operational rules necessary to calculate GMT related Top-Up Taxes as well as the Transitional CbCR Safe-Harbour determinations. The components of the GloBE Information Return (GIR) are explained, including the specific data points necessary for tax administrations to evaluate the correctness of a Constituent Entity’s (CE) GloBE tax liability. A brief Case Study is presented to reinforce the calculation methodology including the interplay of Pillar Two with the GILTI tax calculations.

Learning Objectives

• Participants will learn the specific operational rules required to calculate potential Top-Up taxes under Pillar Two.
• Participants will understand the differences between the Pillar Two computations and those provided under the Transitional CbCR Safe Harbor provisions.
• Participants will understand how the Pillar Two computational determinations are presented in the GloBE Information Return (GIR).