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01 February 2012


Jeffrey Owens has stepped down as director of the OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration. In two exclusive interviews, International Tax Review speaks to Owens and his successor, Pascal Saint-Amans, as the baton of the world’s most important job in tax is passed.

When Jeffrey Owens first joined the OECD three decades ago, tax was a niche area. He had only two colleagues and their work was limited to double taxation treaties and number crunching. Twelve years ago, however, the Centre for Tax Policy and Administration was established with Owens as its first head and, under...



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