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Profit shifting: A global challenge hitting developing countries the hardest

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Transfer mispricing—the practice in which multinationals shift profits to subsidiaries in tax havens—disproportionately harms developing countries. What tools can low-capacity governments use to identify these cases of tax evasion? How can global corporate tax policies help curb evasion?
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Profit shifting: A global challenge hitting developing countries the hardest

Transfer mispricing—the practice in which multinationals shift profits to subsidiaries in tax havens—disproportionately harms developing countries. What tools can low-capacity governments use to identify these cases of tax evasion? How can global corporate tax policies help curb evasion?

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Who’s Paying What, and Where? Insights About the Global Shift Toward Tax Transparency - Kluwer International Tax Blog

Taxes are an unavoidable aspect of our lives and play a crucial role by shaping how a country grows and serves its people. Beyond being a financial obligation, taxes represent the primary source of government revenue, directly supporting social and economic objectives. The connection between tax and ESG is primarily rooted in its Social (S) implications, particularly in how companies contribute to public finances, by funding education, healthcar…

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Kluwer International Tax Blog broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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