Few expect digital tax breakthrough by 2020
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Few expect digital tax breakthrough by 2020

Alexander Hartley
June 28, 2019
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Tax experts have told ITR that they do not expect the OECD to achieve consensus on new tax rules by 2020, or maybe ever.

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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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