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16 Jun

we share this news with the TRN community with great sadness - a huge loss to the tax research and public finance fields and all who care about creating effective and operationally practical tax and related policy

International Tax and Public Finance@ITAXjournal

It is with great sadness that we note the death of Richard Bird last week. A giant in public finance, he was a founding editor of ITAX among many other things. Our condolences to his family, friends, and many colleagues.

https://tax.osgoode.yorku.ca/2021/06/richard-bird-remembering-a-canadian-taxation-giant/

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Austaxpolicy @Austaxpolicy·

14 Jun

"Our results should be informative for #EU policymakers who recently expanded public #CbCR to all industries." Rodney Brown @UNSWbusiness assesses the impact of tax havens using mandatory public #CbCR data. #international #tax @EUCouncil https://buff.ly/2TK4fW6

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Alex Cobham @alexcobham·

13 Jun

G7 promises "a fairer global tax system" via a global minimum tax rate of "at least 15%" which under OECD blueprint, could generate $275bn additional revenue a year by curbing profit shifting - but >60% for G7 members.

A G7 revenue grab when the world badly needs fair progress.

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Austaxpolicy @Austaxpolicy·

13 Jun

Is the internet a tax haven? @DavidRAgrawal's research suggests increases in e-commerce may allow governments to levy higher consumption tax rates if they can make firms, especially platform marketplaces, to remit taxes. #GST #VAT #digitaleconomy https://buff.ly/3uQILUt

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Ruth Mason @ProfRuthMason·

14 Jun

Mitchell Kane and Adam Kern argue for progressive formulary apportionment (of "Amount D") today in @TaxNotes

https://www.taxnotes.com/tax-notes-federal/international-taxation/progressive-formulary-apportionment-case-amount-d/2021/06/14/76k47?highlight=kane%20kern

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