The OECD minimum tax rate of 15% for large companies should wait, according to the senate commission for economic affairs and taxation. The senate commission wants the government to delay the implementation of a minimum tax rate of 15% given the lack of progress in other countries. On June 18, the Swiss voted in favour of new rules on the profits of groups with sales in excess of €750 million. Preparations are now underway in Switzerland for implementation. + Swiss voters back minimum tax on multinational earnings Since the vote, the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) has adapted its guidelines. In addition, it is likely that fewer countries than initially planned will introduce minimum taxation on January 1, 2024, the OECD said in a press release on Friday. The committee therefore believes that this situation should be taken into account in the interests of companies based in Switzerland. It recommends that the governing Federal Council consider...
