Tax and the Developing World: A Civil Society Perspective
on 7th December 2017
Civil Society There is a strong feeling of injustice when it comes to tax and nations of the developing...
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on 7th December 2017
Civil Society There is a strong feeling of injustice when it comes to tax and nations of the developing...
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on 7th December 2017
Policy The demand for state services is increasingly putting pressure on revenues. There is a difference between widening and...
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by Attiya Waris
on 7th December 2017
Human Rights Individuals and families have to budget for their needs and wants according to their income. At the...
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on 7th December 2017
Transparency ActionAid’s concern is with the corporate tax avoidance that a lack of transparency tacitly sanctions. Tax is seldom...
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on 7th December 2017
Development BEPS matters more to the developing world than anywhere else, impacting on revenues and corporate reputation. International tax...
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on 7th December 2017
Facts While facts matter, morality also forms an integral part of this debate. Perceptions outstrip the likely reality of...
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on 7th December 2017
Sustainability The UN Sustainable Development Goals will only be achieved through developing countries increasing their tax take on a...
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by Neal Lawson
on 7th December 2017
Dialogue Foreword for Responsible Tax and the Developing World If tax is the entry price we pay to live...
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by Mary Baine
on 7th December 2017
Capacity Africa is behind the curve collecting tax. Some real challenges must be addressed. There is a lack of...
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by Chris Morgan
on 7th December 2017
Future Our contributors have come from different backgrounds: tax authorities, academics, business, NGOs and development agencies. But there are...
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