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OECD-BEPS

We provide the most up-to-date information on the recommendations of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) regarding Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS). The OECD BEPS initiative focuses on international businesses paying their fair share of tax, including issues such as the use of interest write-offs (Action 4), tax-treaty abuse (Action 6) and other tax management / avoidance methods. INREV works to ensure that the OECD’s proposals do not unfairly impact non-listed real estate investment.

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INREV Response to OECD Base Erosion Proposal - Pillar Two  

Last updated on 02 Nov 2022

On 2 December, INREV filed its response to the OECD’s Global Base Erosion proposal – Pillar Two. The proposal had important implications for real estate fund structures that INREV highlighted.

Contents of the 2017 update to the OECD model tax convention  

Last updated on 16 Jan 2023

On July 11, in an important step for non-listed real estate investment funds, the OECD released draft contents of the 2017 update to the OECD Model Tax Convention. In the draft, the OECD took notice of the comments INREV and others made. Several relevant changes now appear in the real estate example. 

BEPS and Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive Tax Snapshot  

Last updated on 13 Nov 2023

The OECD and European Union are progressing with important changes to critical tax regulations.
View our tax snapshot to keep up to date with INREV’s response to the OECD BEPS project consultation, and find out more about the expected impact of the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive recently agreed by the EU Council.

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