How does Brazilian Pillar 2 interact with home jurisdiction Pillar 2?
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“Brazilian QDMTT is "Qualified" — meaning it is designed to be collected by Brazil first, taking priority over the parent jurisdiction's top-up tax. If Brazilian ETR is below 15%, Brazil collects the top-up; the parent jurisdiction does not also collect on the same Brazilian profits.”
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