international tax reforms
International tax reforms refer to changes and modifications made to the taxation systems and policies of multiple countries in order to address global tax challenges, such as preventing tax evasion, avoiding double taxation, and ensuring a fair distribution of tax revenue among countries. These reforms aim to establish a more harmonized and cooperative approach to taxation internationally.
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- base erosion and profit shifting (beps)
- controlled foreign corporation rules
- country-by-country reporting
- double taxation avoidance agreements
- harmful tax practices
- permanent establishment rules
- tax administration cooperation
- tax avoidance and evasion
- tax competition
- tax harmonization
- tax havens
- tax incentives for inward investment
- tax information exchange agreements
- tax reforms
- tax residency rules
- tax transparency
- tax treaty negotiations
- taxation of cross-border transactions
- taxation of digital economy
- transfer pricing regulations
- treaty shopping
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- corporate tax reform
- corporate tax reforms
- global tax reforms
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- individual income tax reforms
- international tax competition
- international tax cooperation
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- international tax policies
- international tax treaties
- international taxation
- tax administration reforms
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