International tax rules for multinational companies appear to be approaching a major crossroads, for three reasons….
Policy-makers in developing countries, when choosing a mix of fiscal instruments to govern a mining or…
What are international tax disputes? Formally, international tax disputes are between the tax authorities of two…
Over the past couple of weeks Malawi has become the latest poster child for UK campaigns…
On Wednesday, 31 countries formally agreed to support and implement one of the main recommendations put forward by…
In the past decades, the evolution of international norms has led fair labour practices and environmental…
There’s surprising news from Antalya, where the G20 leaders met last weekend. The meeting was obviously…
Two years on from a project triggered by scrutiny of the “successful” tax avoidance structures of multinationals such…
The report of the Senate Economics References Committee inquiry into corporate tax avoidance comes with the subtitle –…
When an international development conference in Addis Ababa almost collapsed last week, the confrontation emerged from an obscure and…
The UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has published a major new study on corporate tax, which…
Taxation is important for development, not only because taxes provide the revenues to fund public services…
