| 英文摘要 |
In response to the problem of tax competition, 139 tax jurisdictions reached a consensus on global minimum tax reform under the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Inclusive Framework, which is currently in the stage of transformation and implementation. Due to the complex nature of the global minimum tax regime, its implementation process is expected to give rise to numerous tax disputes involving the interpretation of legal concepts, the order of rule application, and the coordination of relevant rules, posing challenges to tax certainty. Therefore, it is necessary to timely establish targeting mechanisms for dispute prevention and resolution. At the theoretical level, it is important to achieve a combination of dispute prevention and resolution, balance the protection of national tax sovereignty with taxpayer rights, and promote the coordinated development of different international tax dispute prevention and resolution mechanisms. At the institutional level, it is not only necessary to clarify the types and effectiveness of dispute prevention mechanisms, but also to systematically stipulate the legal basis, tools combination, scope of application, taxpayer status and rights, and transparency of dispute resolution mechanisms. |