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ARTICLE · 04 SEPTEMBER 2024

Alert: Pillar 2 In Kazakhstan

On 04 July 2024 a draft of the Ruling of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan ‘On signing of the Multilateral convention to facilitate the implementation of the pillar two subject to tax rule'[1] (‘Pillar 2') was published.

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On 04 July 2024 a draft of the Ruling of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan 'On signing of the Multilateral convention to facilitate the implementation of the pillar two subject to tax rule'1 ('Pillar 2') was published.

Pillar 2 is one of the instruments of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) aimed at counteracting base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS). Pillar 2 was drafted in order to ensure that multinational corporations pay certain amount of tax in intra-group transactions in those jurisdictions where they operate.

Pillar 2 is applicable to the following types of income:

  • interest;
  • royalty;
  • fee for use or right to use product or service distribution rights (except for fees which represent 8.5% or less mark-up on costs on granting of such rights);

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