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How should international taxation evolve to reflect an increasingly digital global economy? It’s a crucial question and one that a growing number of stakeholders are striving to address. The OECD and the European Commission (EC) have separate, but related, efforts under way to do so, for example, and tax leaders will want to monitor these initiatives. Both organizations issued important publications in March; a subsequently published PwC Tax Policy Bulletin contains useful overviews of each effort.
The report summarizes and analyzes two documents:
The bulletin’s analysis of these reports’ content is quite helpful; even more valuable, to my mind, is PwC’s commentary on the implications for businesses. I’ll pick up a couple of salient points for the OECD recommendations here and will cover the EC material in an upcoming post.
Stay tuned for the next blog in this series, which will examine the future of digital taxation regulation from the EU’s view.
Please remember that the Tax Matters provides information for educational purposes, not specific tax or legal advice. Always consult a qualified tax or legal advisor before taking any action based on this information.
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