Non-OECD approach to digital PEs
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Non-OECD approach to digital PEs

While the OECD is tackling base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS), with a strong focus on e-commerce, its project will still have an impact on non-OECD countries, whether they choose to implement its recommendations or not because of the OECD’s monopoly on best practice.

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