The Future of Income Taxation of the Digital Economy

Autor

  • Roman Wiatrowski Supreme Administrative Court

Słowa kluczowe:

digital economy, profit allocation, Pillar One, DST

Abstrakt

Despite rapid technological change, international principles of profit allocation have remained unchanged for almost a century. The principle that the allocation of profits is linked to the location of the permanent establishment derives from international corporate taxation law and is linked to the so-called permanent establishment principle (permanent establishment), which seeks to attribute a company’s income to the country in which it actually does business. In this article, the author outlines what changes in international tax law are possible with regard to profit allocation in the digital economy.

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Opublikowane

2024-12-30

Jak cytować

[1]
Wiatrowski, R. 2024. The Future of Income Taxation of the Digital Economy. Analizy i Studia CASP. 18, 2 (grudz. 2024), 1–8.