Last month saw the resolution of years-long negotiations over a global tax deal. Nearly 140 countries signed an agreement to create a 15% global corporate minimum tax rate and reallocate a portion of the largest multinationals’ profits.

But the work doesn’t stop there. Now governments are facing the challenge of implementing the new rules over the next two years—which means deciding on a number of details still left open under both parts of the plan—known as pillars. For multinationals, the implementation of the plan could bring significant change to the global landscape they’re operating in.

For this week's episode of our podcast, Talking Tax, Isabel Gottlieb speaks about the international deal with Manal Corwin, the principal in charge of KPMG's Washington National Tax practice. Corwin looks ahead to what’s next for the global plan, how companies may be affected and what they’re doing now to prepare.

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