A roadmap for a tax in base - eroding payments by John N. Bush
By: Bush, John
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Resumen.
In this article, the author offers a roadmap for implementing the OECD's proposed undertaxed payment rule, part of pillar 2 in the OECD's broader plan to address the tax challenges of digitalization, with a focus on how the proposal can help developing countries.
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