The OECD will host a webinar on 15 July 2026, presenting its 2026 Economic Impact Assessment of the Global Minimum Tax, covering effective tax rates, profit shifting, and early post-implementation data on multinational investment and employment decisions.
The OECD has opened registration for a webinar on 15 July 2026 to present the latest findings from its 2026 Economic Impact Assessment of the Global Minimum Tax, including the Side-by-Side package.
The Global Minimum Tax is positioned as a key pillar of international tax co-operation, aimed at curbing base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) while promoting a more level playing field and greater stability in the global tax system.
Webinar: Economic impact assessment of the Global Minimum Tax
The Global Minimum Tax (GMT) plays a central role in strengthening international tax co-operation and enhancing stability in the international tax system. It seeks to reduce BEPS activity, support a more level playing field and provide greater tax certainty for businesses.
In this webinar, the OECD will present the latest results from the 2026 Economic Impact Assessment of the GMT, including the Side-by-Side package. It will focus on key outcomes such as effective tax rates, profit shifting and tax revenues, and will also highlight preliminary analysis based on post-implementation data, offering early insights into how the GMT is impacting MNEs’ effective tax rates and investment and employment decisions.
This Zoom webinar will be conducted in English.
Registration is required.
The event takes place on Wednesday, 15 July 15:00-16:00 CEST (Paris time).
