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Article 4 identifies specific 'Excluded Entities' that are generally exempt from the Domestic Minimum Top-Up Tax provisions, though their revenue still counts toward the EUR 750 million threshold under Article 3. Excluded categories include government bodies, international organisations, non-profit organisations, pension funds, and certain investment or real estate vehicles acting as Ultimate Parent Entities. Entities owned at least 95% or 85% by these groups may also qualify for exclusion under certain conditions. However, pursuant to Paragraph B, a Filing Constituent Entity may make a five-year election to waive this exclusion for specific entities, ensuring flexibility in MNE group tax structuring.
Chapter 2 - Scope and Imposition of the Tax
Article 4 - Excluded Entities
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