On April 29th, the State Administration of Taxation held an event in Chongqing to release the "Guidelines for the Implementation of Global Minimum Tax Rules by Country". For the first time, the implementation guidelines for three countries including Denmark, Ireland, and the United Arab Emirates were released to the public, and the "Tax Road" cross-border tax knowledge product system was further upgraded. The "Guidelines for the Implementation of Global Minimum Tax Rules by Country" is based on the needs of "going global" enterprises. From several dimensions such as legislative background, legislative overview, important provisions, and management requirements, it systematically summarizes and sorts out the global minimum tax system regulations, forming a knowledge product that is easy to understand and apply, helping enterprises to more accurately understand the key points of the rules and achieve more stable compliance management. At the same time, the guidelines also provide original links to legislative texts and links to documents already published by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) for reference and learning by businesses. This is an authoritative, systematic, and highly operational set of forward-looking guidance for localized tax solutions, which can help enterprises deeply grasp the tax environment of the host country for investment, and make the pace of 'going global' more steady and confident. ”Wang Hongxia, Chief Financial Officer of the Overseas Business Unit of China Electric Power Construction Corporation, said. The relevant person in charge of the International Taxation Department of the State Administration of Taxation stated that the release of the country specific implementation guidelines is an important measure for the tax department to deepen the refinement of "one country, one policy" services, and to proactively respond to the tax related demands of "going global" enterprises, enhancing the pertinence and effectiveness of cross-border tax services. Next, the tax department will continue to track changes in relevant national tax systems, dynamically update guidance content, and provide strong support for the overseas development of enterprises. At present, taxpayers can log on the official website of the State Administration of Taxation and inquire about the national implementation guidelines and other knowledge products under the "Tax Access · Tax Service 'the Belt and Road'" column. (Looking into the New Era)