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Tax Across BordersGlobal5 Aug 2026

How ESR and pillar two are converging across the GCC

Hany Elnaggar examines how the region's legacy economic substance regimes and the OECD's pillar two framework are converging on the same underlying.

Why this matters: tax rules rarely change in isolation. A shift in residence, reporting, domicile, gains, or inheritance treatment can affect where it makes sense to live, realise gains, hold assets, or document advice.

Who should pay attention: founders, expats, investors, and families with tax exposure in more than one country.

Practical implication: treat this as a signal to check the facts before a move, liquidity event, banking change, investment decision, or family-wealth update.

Caveat: this is attributed news context from International Tax Review - Direct Tax and Wealth Nomad editorial commentary, not personal tax, legal, investment, immigration, or financial advice.

Source: International Tax Review - Direct Tax

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Tax Across BordersGlobal30 Jul 2026

Pillar two has eroded but not imploded: tax academic

Pillar two may be raising less than expected, but professor René Matteotti says the regime is still changing multinational tax.

Why this matters: tax rules rarely change in isolation. A shift in residence, reporting, domicile, gains, or inheritance treatment can affect where it makes sense to live, realise gains, hold assets, or document advice.

Who should pay attention: founders, expats, investors, and families with tax exposure in more than one country.

Practical implication: treat this as a signal to check the facts before a move, liquidity event, banking change, investment decision, or family-wealth update.

Caveat: this is attributed news context from International Tax Review - Direct Tax and Wealth Nomad editorial commentary, not personal tax, legal, investment, immigration, or financial advice.

Source: International Tax Review - Direct Tax

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Tax Across BordersGlobal28 Jul 2026

GAAR in India: substance, purpose, and the limits of legitimate tax planning

Growing GAAR scrutiny is driving taxpayers to look beyond legal form and demonstrate the commercial rationale underpinning tax-efficient.

Why this matters: tax rules rarely change in isolation. A shift in residence, reporting, domicile, gains, or inheritance treatment can affect where it makes sense to live, realise gains, hold assets, or document advice.

Who should pay attention: founders, expats, investors, and families with tax exposure in more than one country.

Practical implication: treat this as a signal to check the facts before a move, liquidity event, banking change, investment decision, or family-wealth update.

Caveat: this is attributed news context from International Tax Review - Direct Tax and Wealth Nomad editorial commentary, not personal tax, legal, investment, immigration, or financial advice.

Source: International Tax Review - Direct Tax

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