Amazon’s institutional investors want GRI tax transparency

International Tax Review is part of Legal Benchmarking Limited, 4 Bouverie Street, London, EC4Y 8AX

Copyright © Legal Benchmarking Limited and its affiliated companies 2025

Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Modern Slavery Statement

Cookies Settings

Amazon’s institutional investors want GRI tax transparency

Danish Mehboob
March 31 2022
Amazon's board may vote on the GRI tax standard at its next annual shareholders meeting

Institutional investors with $3.6 trillion in combined assets are looking for a legal route to vote for Amazon to disclose tax receipts in countries where it operates, at the next shareholders meeting in April.

Unlock this content.

The content you are trying to view is exclusive to our subscribers.

To unlock this content:

Take a Free Trial or Login

Topics

PolandPortugalPhilippinesQatarUnited StatesIsraelItalyGhanaIsle of ManJerseyJordanOmanJamaicaJapanParaguayPeruPakistanKazakhstanPanamaSloveniaArmeniaSouth AfricaSingaporeAntigua and BarbudaSlovak RepublicArgentinaGlobalAustraliaRomaniaAlbaniaRussiaNicaraguaAngolaSerbiaAlgeriaSan MarinoSaudi ArabiaAndorraMonacoMauritiusMexicoMoroccoMongoliaMontenegroNorth MacedoniaGibraltarGreeceGeorgiaGermanyGuernseyMaltaGulf Cooperation CouncilGreenlandMalaysiaGuatemalaNigeriaNewsNetherlands AntillesNew ZealandNorwayOECDHondurasHong Kong SARIndiaIndonesiaHungaryIcelandMyanmarIrelandNetherlandsIranMozambiqueIraqCubaCuraçaoCentral AmericaRwandaChileDirect TaxChadIndirect TaxG20Costa RicaCroatiaChinaColombiaLatviaFranceKuwaitLaosLithuaniaLuxembourgLebanonLiechtensteinDenmarkEcuadorCyprusCzech RepublicKenyaEuropean UnionFinlandKosovoEgyptEstoniaTunisiaBelizeTanzaniaBarbadosThailandBelgiumUnited States OutboundUnited NationsPuerto RicoAustriaSpainSri LankaAzerbaijanSouth KoreaSwitzerlandBahrainBangladeshTaiwanSwedenBahamasVenezuelaCanadaVietnamCayman IslandsUnited States InboundBoliviaUgandaBosnia and HerzegovinaTurkeyUnited Arab EmiratesBermudaBulgariaCambodiaUruguayUnited KingdomBrazilUkraineBritish Virgin Islands
mehboob-danish-300x300.png
Danish Mehboob
Senior Reporter ITR
Contact
Danish reports on all matters of direct tax and BEPS. He covers a range of tax issues in these areas and what multinationals are doing to manage the tax burdens. Danish also specialises in tax technology and data management.
more across site & shared bottom lb ros

More from across our site

Direct Tax
What Corporates Want 2025 640x360 - US Value Added Services.png
Opinion: US firms can’t hide from value-added services criticism
American advisers are falling short of client expectations when it comes to providing value-added services, but remaining tight-lipped won’t make the problem go away
Tom Baker, June 09 2025
Awards
LBG SI Awards 1200x627.png
Social Impact Awards 2025 expand to reflect legal innovation
The Social Impact Awards unveil new categories to reflect a changing legal and social landscape
Shailyn Tirado, June 06 2025
Direct Tax
Australia, Canberra
Australia's evolving tax policy landscape: domestic reform and international challenges
Australia's approach to tax policy has undergone significant shifts in recent years, reflecting global trends and unique domestic considerations. These developments merit close attention from tax professionals
Toby Eggleston, June 06 2025
Indirect Tax
US tariffs
This week in tax: UK handed five-week exemption from doubled US steel tariffs
The UK has temporarily dodged the 50% rate due to a trade deal signed with the US in May; in other news, Ryan acquired a Northern Irish tax firm
Sam Sholli, June 06 2025
Transfer Pricing
Hannu-Tapani Leppänen, Aibidia
‘Amazing timing’: Aibidia on expanding AI TP solutions in US
Following a $28 million funding round, Aibidia wants to ‘double down’ on the US market via partnerships with the ‘big four’, the Finnish TP tech provider’s CEO tells ITR
Tom Baker, June 05 2025
Transfer Pricing
antonio weffer.jpg
Five minutes with…Antonio Weffer, Baker McKenzie
The Luxembourg-based TP leader tells ITR about relishing the intellectual challenge of his practice, his admiration for Stephen Hawking, and what makes tax cool
June 05 2025
Indirect Tax
Gulotta, Tony_Photo[2].jpg
Trump tariff refunds could take months, Ryan tax leader says
The case to determine whether the tariff regime is constitutional will eventually find its way to the US Supreme Court, ITR has also heard
Sam Sholli, June 04 2025
Indirect Tax
President Trump
This month in indirect tax: OECD downgrades growth predictions amid Trump tariff drama
In other news, the Council of the EU pledged support to a CBAM simplification and exemption initiative, and Portugal issued new VAT filing guidance
Sam Sholli, June 04 2025
Indirect Tax
Brazil tax money
Brazil’s tax reform is underway: now comes the hard part for MNEs
While Brazil’s sweeping tax updates are a triumph for modernisation, Giuliano Gioia of Sovos warns that MNEs with a Brazilian footprint should be prepared for a short and sharp adjustment
Giuliano Gioia , June 03 2025
Direct Tax
matt sharp resized.jpg
How to build a tax disputes practice, with Brown Rudnick
Matthew Sharp, leader of London’s newest tax disputes team, shares the trials and tribulations of starting from scratch
Tom Baker, June 02 2025
Gift this article