In a recent feature by ACCA's AB Magazine titled Global Tax Pioneers, Adriana Calderon, Director at Transfer Pricing Solutions Asia, joins
other global tax experts to reflect on the seismic shifts brought about by the OECD’s Global Minimum Tax (GMT) framework. The article
highlights the increased accountability of local subsidiaries, especially across Asia-Pacific, in managing GMT compliance under the GloBE
rules (Pillar Two of BEPS 2.0).
Adriana shares that "Multinationals can no longer simply delegate GMT compliance to their headquarters," emphasising the evolving
responsibilities for regional teams. The article also explores how GMT interacts with existing transfer pricing rules and tariff
obligations, urging companies to adopt a more integrated approach.
With the introduction of the Global Minimum Tax, transfer pricing and tariff planning are no longer stand-alone considerations. They now intersect directly with effective tax rates (ETRs), profit allocation, and compliance obligations. Transfer Pricing Solutions Asia is uniquely positioned to help multinational enterprises navigate this triad of complexity with confidence and clarity.
"Companies are now contending with three distinct regulatory frameworks: Global Minimum Tax, Transfer Pricing, and Tariffs. The key here is that this calculation has to be done on a jurisdiction‑by‑jurisdiction level, and there have to be some adjustments."
Adriana Calderon
Director, Transfer Pricing Solutions Asia
At Transfer Pricing Solutions Asia we combine:
If your multinational group has consolidated revenues over €750 million, GMT is already impacting your tax landscape. Coupled with evolving
transfer pricing rules and rising tariff complexity, it’s critical to have a cohesive, future-proof strategy.
From emerging subsidiaries to global enterprises, we provide practical, customized Transfer Pricing Solutions across Asia Pacific and beyond.