BEPS Advisory

The OECD/G20 BEPS project reshaped international tax to stop profits being shifted to low-tax jurisdictions — through measures on permanent establishment, treaty abuse (the MLI), interest deductibility, digital taxation, and now the Pillar Two global minimum tax.

The firm advises multinational groups on how these measures, and India's implementation of them, affect their structure, tax position, and reporting — and what action to take.

BEPS advisory covers, including:

• Impact assessment of the BEPS measures on the group
• Pillar Two / global minimum tax readiness
• Permanent-establishment and treaty (MLI) implications
• Interest-deductibility and digital-tax (equalisation levy) issues
• Alignment of structure, documentation, and reporting

1. 01

   Assess exposure

   Map where the BEPS measures touch the group.

2. 02

   Analyse

   Quantify the tax and structural impact.

3. 03

   Advise

   Recommend the structural and compliance response.

4. 04

   Implement

   Support the changes to structure, documentation, and reporting.

PBT helps your group respond to a changing international-tax landscape.

• A clear read of BEPS exposure
• Pillar Two readiness assessment
• Practical structural and compliance advice
• Joined up with transfer pricing and documentation
• Scope, deliverables, and fees agreed in writing up front

• What is Pillar Two?

  The BEPS global-minimum-tax rules ensuring large multinational groups pay at least a 15% effective rate in each jurisdiction. We assess your group's readiness and exposure.

• Does BEPS affect my group?

  If you operate across borders, very likely — through PE rules, the MLI, interest limits, digital tax, or Pillar Two. We assess where it bites.

• How long does it take?

  An impact assessment takes a few weeks; implementation depends on the changes required.