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Tax reform: An incomplete revolution - special focus

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Last year saw the pace of tax policy changes across the world step up a gear. But the tax revolution is far from complete. From BEPS to US corporate tax reform and the EU financial transaction tax, many of the key initiatives that dominated the headlines in 2013 will continue to gather pace in 2014.

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OECD reveals BEPS Action Plan at G20 meeting in Moscow

July 19 2013

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Baucus US tax reform proposal: A warning for Apple and Google

November 26 2013

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Details of European Commission's FTT announced

February 14 2013

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