OECD Tax Deal: EU implements Pillar 2
The European Council recently announced a deal to implement the Pillar 2 of the OECD’s reform of international taxation: the minimum taxation component. An effective implementation of this OECD Pillar means that the profit of multinational and domestic groups or companies with a combined annual earnings of at least €750 million euros will be taxed at a minimum rate of 15%.
LYMEC strongly rejects the OECD tax deal and instead calls for the implementation of the EU Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base, for which every EU country could use the same rules to calculate the Corporate Tax Base, whilst ensuring that member states have the discretion to set their own tax rates and establish tax credits/incentives in line with domestic needs.
June 12 2023
We are back with our LYMEC "Voices from Ukraine" series for the 4th edition, we keep standing with our friends and members on the ground fighting i...
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LYMEC condemns Russia's destruction of the Nova Kakhovka Dam and the humanitarian and ecological catastrophe it has caused. The ecocide has to be brought to justice. Slava Ukraini! On 6 June, the Nova Kakhovka Dam, situated on the Dnieper river and s...
June 07 2023
Apply to the LYMEC Project Fund 2023!
Deadline to apply is 30 June 2023 at 14h00 CEST, Brussels time! Facilitating regional cooperation between young liberals is one of the cornerstones of LYMEC - whether it is through regular meetings of International Officers, yearly meetings of Preside...
June 06 2023
LYMEC at the ALDE Party Congress
From Friday 26 to Sunday 28 May 2023, the ALDE Party Congress took place in the beautiful city of Stockholm, Sweden. The LYMEC Delegation to the ALDE Party Congress, elected by the LYMEC Congress 2022 in Bucharest, played a crucial role in this signific...
May 31 2023
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