Topics Covered
- Scope and top-up tax
- The charging mechanisms
- GloBE Income or Loss
- Adjusted covered taxes
- Qualified domestic minimum top-up tax (QDMTT)
Learning Objectives
After completing this course, participants will be able to:
- Calculate the top-up tax under Pillar Two
- Identify which charging mechanism will apply
- Calculate the top-up tax under the QDMTT
- Determine the GloBE Income or Loss
- Determine the adjusted covered taxes
Delivery method
Online (QAS self-study)
Consists of five modules of video lessons of approximately 1 hour each. Also includes recommended and optional reading materials and assignments to help apply knowledge in practice. Assessments are also included to test your overall understanding.
Field of study
Taxes
Course review
This course was last reviewed in September 2023
Who should participate
This course is suitable for practitioners in government such as tax inspectors and newly hired employees who need to build up their knowledge of Pillar Two and government officials from developing countries who regularly encounter issues related to Pillar Two. It is equally suitable for the tax advisory industry and large MNE groups, to give their people a good starting point in the complexities of Pillar Two; not to forget anyone who simply desires a foundational understanding of the Pillar One and Two principles.
Prerequisites
This is an introductory-level course. Participation in the course does not require prior experience or knowledge of Pillar One and Two.
Study time
The course is divided into 5 modules, that further consist of several submodules. The modules have the following components: videos, interactive lessons, recommended reading materials, assignments and assessments.
Access to the online course is granted for a period of 2 months, from the date of ordering.
The programme must be completed within two months and can be followed and completed by dedicating a minimum of five hours of study per week. Study materials included in the programme will be accessible for two months only (the duration of the programme).
Continuing Professional Education (CPE)
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