How cooperative compliance is reducing the risk of tax disputes

Joe Dalton

June 27, 2013

Multinationals that enter into cooperative compliance arrangements with revenue authorities can cut their risk of becoming involved in tax disputes, according to taxpayer and revenue authority representatives speaking at Oxford University yesterday.

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How cooperative compliance is reducing the risk of tax disputes

Multinationals that enter into cooperative compliance arrangements with revenue authorities can cut their risk of becoming involved in tax disputes, according to taxpayer and revenue authority representatives speaking at Oxford University yesterday.

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