Evaluating the Subject-to-Tax Rules (Sttr) in Nigeria: Implications, Challenges, and Strategic Considerations Amid Global Tax Reforms

Posted: 9 Oct 2024

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Christina Allen

Curtin University - Curtin Law School

Date Written: August 01, 2024

Abstract

The OECD's two-pillar solution addresses tax challenges from digitalisation, with Pillar Two’s Subject to Tax Rule (STTR) and GloBE rules ensuring minimum taxation. This article examines the STTR's application in Nigeria, exploring its implications and questioning its effectiveness for revenue generation, considering high implementation costs and Nigeria's strategic alternatives.

Suggested Citation

Allen, Christina, Evaluating the Subject-to-Tax Rules (Sttr) in Nigeria: Implications, Challenges, and Strategic Considerations Amid Global Tax Reforms (August 01, 2024). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4964280

Christina Allen (Contact Author)

Curtin University - Curtin Law School ( email )

Australia

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