Harmful tax incentives critically curtailed: BEPS Action 5 in action
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Harmful tax incentives critically curtailed: BEPS Action 5 in action

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BEPS Action 5 – Countering harmful tax practices more effectively by taking into account transparency and substance is one of the four BEPS minimum standards. To date, 102 jurisdictions have committed to its implementation, and 2017 is a decisive year in translating that commitment into action. Achim Pross, Kevin Shoom and Melissa Dejong of the OECD, discuss the first results of the work under BEPS Action 5, and its significance in achieving the goals of the BEPS project.

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