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Complaints in society about how multinationals pay corporate tax are familiar. Multinationals seem able to arrange their affairs in a way that allows them to avoid contributing their fair share. Governments help them to attract investment. Workers and customers, meanwhile, face ever-increasing...
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The current international corporate tax regime for taxing the business proceeds of firms operates arbitrarily. The aggregates of the nation states' international corporate tax systems seem to distort a global efficient allocation of resources. The model is ill-suited to current market realities....
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In this paper, the author sets out a proposal for an alternative, more neutral system for taxing multinationals. His suggestion is that multinationals should be treated as a single taxable entity and granted an allowance for equity capital provided by shareholders. The proposal geographically...
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The OECD is holding public consultations on 13 and 14 March 2019 on the challenges facing countries' corporate tax systems as a result of the ever-increasing digitalisation of the economy. As part of these consultations, a document listing the problems at stake and suggestions for possible...
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