A new study from the University of St. Gallen is calling for Switzerland to scrap the OECD minimum tax introduced just two years ago.
Researchers say the global tax deal has failed to gain the international backing originally expected, with only thirty-three countries fully implementing the rules so far.
Tax law professor Peter Hongler warned the measure could now damage Switzerland’s competitiveness and create legal uncertainty.
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