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    No. 7: Donald Trump
    The second year of the Trump administration has been predictably unpredictable. President Donald Trump set out to overhaul US trade and didn't mind insulting old friends to do so.
    December 05 2018
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    No. 3: Digital tax – the outliers
    The OECD is taking too long to reach a global agreement on how to tax the digital economy and the European Union's proposals are too broad, say the governments wanting a solution today.
    December 05 2018
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    No. 9: Monica Bhatia
    The standard for the automatic exchange of tax information (AEOI) is now in operation across the world, and it's Monica Bhatia's team at the OECD Global Forum that has been driving the initiative, as well as growing the number of member countries and driving forward transparency initiatives that have the potential to go beyond taxation.
    December 05 2018
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    No. 2: Pierre Moscovici
    Pierre Moscovici has been a regular in the Global Tax 50 since he joined the European Commission (EC) as its chief of tax policy in 2014.
    December 05 2018
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    No. 10: Margaret Hodge and Andrew Mitchell
    International Tax Review speaks to Labour MP Margaret Hodge and Conservative MP Andrew Mitchell about their battle to extend public registers to British overseas territories. But the next battle is just about to begin.
    December 05 2018
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    No. 8: Pascal Saint-Amans and Achim Pross
    This year has been a momentous when considering what the OECD's Centre for Tax Policy and Administration has achieved. Many aspects of the BEPS project have come to fruition even though nobody thought it was possible just a few years ago. But Pascal Saint-Amans says it almost feels like business as usual
    Anjana Haines, December 05 2018
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    No. 5: The US judicial system
    To say it’s been a busy year for tax disputes in the US would certainly be an understatement. During 2018, the courts have made crucial decisions in cases including Altera, Amazon, Medtronic and Wayfair.
    December 05 2018
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    No. 4: Artificial intelligence and the robot tax
    New technologies are transforming tax, whether it’s how taxes are collected or what can be done to crack down on evasion. Businesses are eying a more cost-efficient future, while others fear the loss of jobs will hit state finances and call for a tax on robots.
    Amelia Schwanke, December 05 2018
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    No. 6: Brexit
    After two years of mounting uncertainty, the British government has placed its bets on a compromise with the EU only to find its best hopes of a deal may be crushed in Parliament.
    December 05 2018
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    No. 1: David Bradbury & Giorgia Maffini
    David Bradbury and Giorgia Maffini have been at the centre of the OECD’s work on digital tax. The next step of the BEPS project is to tackle the growing gap between international tax norms and the technological shift in the global economy.
    December 05 2018
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