Susana Ruiz, tax policy advisor at Oxfam said:
“This new round of global tax negotiations are a unique chance to put a stop to corporate tax dodging and damaging tax competition. If they get it right this could mark the beginning of a new fairer tax era where poor countries are able to claim their fair share of corporate tax revenues – and release the funds they need to tackle poverty and inequality. Governments must not waste this opportunity.
“There is everything to play for in the coming months. The litmus test for success will be an agreement that ensures corporations are taxed based on where they make their profits rather then whichever tax haven they are based in, and which delivers an ambitious global minimum corporate tax rate that applies across all countries, without exception.”
Notes to editors
Read the Oxfam briefing note - 'Tax Revolution?' - which provides more details on the negotiations and what is at stake.
More details on the OECD's proposals or work plan for the negotiations can be found here.
Contact information
Anna Ratcliff: anna.ratcliff@oxfam.org or +44 7796993288
For updates, please follow @Oxfam.
Read the Oxfam briefing note - 'Tax Revolution?' - which provides more details on the negotiations and what is at stake.
More details on the OECD's proposals or work plan for the negotiations can be found here.Anna Ratcliff: anna.ratcliff@oxfam.org or +44 7796993288
For updates, please follow @Oxfam.