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  • 6-April-2017

    English

    Blog post: Building tax systems to foster better skills

    In many OECD countries, student debt is rising, and in many others, public debts are persistently high. How can policy makers decide on the right financing mix for students and governments? This is where taxes have an important role to play. In a nutshell, delivering educational services will depend on taxes, and good tax income will depend on good educational services.

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  • 24-June-2016

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    Tax challenges, disruption and the digital economy

    While the digital economy cannot be separated out from the rest of the economy, it is equally clear that some specific features of the digital economy may exacerbate the risks of base erosion and profit shifting for tax purposes–namely mobility (e.g. intangibles, business functions), reliance on data (and other forms of user input), network effects, and the spread of multi-sided business models.

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  • 18-November-2015

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    Do lower taxes encourage investment?

    Conventional wisdom holds that countries with lower taxes attract higher levels of foreign direct investment (FDI). At first glance, this intuitive assumption seems to be supported by the evidence but is this true?. Pierre Poret, Deputy Director of the OECD Financial and Enterprise Affairs Directorate takes a closer look.

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  • 13-November-2014

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    Combating BEPS and making sure we have fair tax systems: An OECD/G20 venture

    In September the OECD presented its first package of recommendations to the G20 for an international approach to stopping artificial tax base erosion and profit shifting. Seven recommendations were proposed as part of the 15-point BEPS Action Plan.

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  • 13-November-2014

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    Why reform is the right option

    “Life is full of alternatives but no choice.” G20 leaders at the summit in Brisbane, Australia, in November should reflect on these words by Australian writer Patrick White, a Nobel Laureate, as they prepare their economic strategies for the years to come.

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  • 14-March-2014

    English

    Designing Skill-Friendly Tax Policies

    This OECD Skills Strategy Spotlight sets out how the tax code affects skills development decisions, individuals’ and companies' skills decisions.

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  • 6-November-2013

    English

    Tax, decentralisation and intergovernmental relations

    Being effective in government depends on navigating a complex multi-layered edifice, with different hierarchies, committees, and reporting structures within departments and ministries, and between national and local authorities. Explaining exactly how intergovernmental relations work is particularly problematic where taxation and public spending is concerned.

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  • 19-June-2013

    English

    Avoiding death by diesel, blog post by Simon Upton

    "It is estimated that air pollution from diesel-fuelled road transport kills 10 times more people each year in France than those who die in road accidents": OECD Insights Blog's post by Simon Upton, head of the OECD Environment Directorate, founder and Chair of the Round Table on Sustainable Development, and former New Zealand environment minister.

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  • 20-mars-2012

    Français

    Mettre l’impôt au service de l’emploi

    La fiscalité a un impact sur l’offre et la demande de travail. Elle peut décourager les employeurs d’embaucher et les salariés potentiels de reprendre une activité, ou dissuader les actifs de travailler davantage et plus longtemps. Explications de Alastair Thomas dans l’Observateur de l’OCDE.

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  • 8-décembre-2011

    Français

    Vos impôts sur Twitter

    Social media technology and tax administration (Les médias sociaux et l’administration de l’impôt), rapport du Centre de Politique fiscale de l’OCDE, décrit les avantages et les risques inhérents à l’utilisation systématique du Web 2.0.

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