A Tale of Two Pillars, Part I: A Discussion with Michael Plowgian on the Current State of Pillar One
Inside International TaxShow Notes
In this episode, we are joined by Michael Plowgian, formerly the Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Tax Affairs at Treasury, to explore the fundamental shift in cross-border taxation that Pillar One represents and to update us on the status of Amounts A and B, the hurdles that still exist for implementation, and the United States' current negotiating position with respect to Pillar One
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