Certain US Tax Credits Should Be OK In Pillar 2, Official Says

By Natalie Olivo · May 5, 2022, 7:03 PM EDT

U.S. tax credits tied to investments in low-income housing and other projects generally shouldn't be affected by offshore levies under minimum tax rules in the so-called second pillar of a global...

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