Amazon: OECD should adopt VAT principles to simplify digital tax plan
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Amazon: OECD should adopt VAT principles to simplify digital tax plan

Mattias Cruz Cano
November 25, 2019
A series of important changes are imminent

Amazon has suggested the OECD should adopt existing VAT principles to simplify the compliance and administration of its digital tax proposals under pillar one.

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