G7 priorities in taxation Piergiorgio Valente
By: Valente, Piergiorgio
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OP 2141/2017/6/7-7 Transfer pricing audits | OP 2141/2017/8/9-1 Taxation and the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights : substantive issues | OP 2141/2017/8/9-2 International and European measures for de-offshoring | OP 2141/2017/8/9-3 G7 priorities in taxation | OP 2141/2017/8/9-4 Tax sparing | OP 2141/2017/8/9-5 Lowering the permanent establishment threshold via the anti - BEPS convention | OP 2141/2017/8/9-6 Case X ( C-283/15 ) and the myth of Schumacker's 90% rule |
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The international tax framework is being overhauled to keep pace with a business environment transformed by the globalization.s and digitalization.s forces. This transition period is a challenge and an opportunity. Fiscal policy is a priority worldwide and key concern in this year.s G7 Summit. The 10 Key Priorities in this area were presented in a special Forum held under the auspices of the Italian G7 Presidency to give voice to Academia and Research. Inherent ultimate purpose of sound fiscal policy is the achievement of sustainable economic growth and widespread prosperity in a system worthy of people.s trust.
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