OECD announces countries' plans to revolutionise international tax system

Alexander Hartley

January 30, 2019

India joined 67 other countries in signing the Multilateral Instrument (MLI) in June 2017.

The OECD has stunned the tax world by signalling countries’ willingness to consider radical steps to drag the global corporate tax system into the 21st century by addressing the challenges of the evolving world economy.

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Alexander Hartley

Reporter ITR

Alexander reports on indirect tax matters, BEPS, and related tax disputes. He is ITR’s main reporter on efforts to tax the digital economy, including digital services taxes and attempts at a multilateral reform of corporation tax.

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