Professor Kerrie Sadiq has been quoted in today’s article in the Accounting Times, “G7 ‘revenge tax’ deal paves uncertain path for OECD global minimum tax rules”. The article outlines the uncertainty that has arisen from the recent G7 agreement with the US, which aims to exempt US companies from the Pillar 2 Global Minimum Tax.
Extract from the article illustrating views of Professor Kerrie:
“Kerrie Sadiq, professor of taxation at QUT Business School, said that the US exemption had paved the way for a “side by side” international tax system, wherein US-headquartered multinationals saw preferential treatment under global tax laws.” (Accounting Times, 2025, para.6).
See the article here: https://lnkd.in/gppMSHUv