Is Pillar Two’s “Devilish Logic” Immune to Legal Challenges?

Pillar Two’s “devilish logic” not only incentivizes countries to join the agreement but also diminishes the economic motivation for taxpayers to challenge the rules. This study explores whether this deterrent effect is based on violations of legal obligations enforceable against the involved jurisdictions. While no breaches of general international law were found, the study identifies potential violations of tax treaty provisions.

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Journal
International Tax Studies
Published
2026-06-29
DOI
https://doi.org/10.59403/8k7var
Primary Topic
Corporate Taxation and Avoidance
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Is Pillar Two’s “Devilish Logic” Immune to Legal Challenges?

PedroGuilhermeLindenberg Schoueri
International Tax Studies
Corporate Taxation and Avoidance
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Is Pillar Two’s “Devilish Logic” Immune to Legal Challenges?

PedroGuilhermeLindenberg Schoueri
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Abstract

Pillar Two’s “devilish logic” not only incentivizes countries to join the agreement but also diminishes the economic motivation for taxpayers to challenge the rules. This study explores whether this deterrent effect is based on violations of legal obligations enforceable against the involved jurisdictions. While no breaches of general international law were found, the study identifies potential violations of tax treaty provisions.

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Is Pillar Two’s “Devilish Logic” Immune to Legal Challenges? — PedroGuilhermeLindenberg Schoueri · International Tax Studies (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS