Rules not expected to affect many Manx companies
Proposed new international tax laws would impact a relatively small number of businesses on the Isle of Man.
That's from the treasury minister after the OECD issued an update on its two-pillar solution to reform global taxation rules.
The proposals include making large multinational companies pay a minimum effective rate of 15 per cent.
But David Ashford doesn't believe it will have a huge impact here:
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