The Global Minimum Corporate Tax and What It Means for Singapore

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Nations have agreed to a global minimum tax rate based on a two-pillar solution that will see multinationals subjected to a minimum tax levy of 15%. What will this mean for Singapore, and how difficult will it be to implement such an agreement globally? David Sandison, Singapore Practice Leader and Head of Tax at Grant Thornton, joined us on Prime Time to discuss the implications.

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