How rich countries profit from the OECD tax deal

Rich countries profit more from the recently announced OECD tax deal than developing countries, according to a new policy study, putting claims that the global tax system had become fairer into question.

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The OECD will now start to prepare a roadmap for the accession of Romania, provided the country confirms the adherence to the values, vision and priorities of the international organisation. [Shutterstock / 360b]

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This article is part of our special report International taxation and green public investments.

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Updated: 29-09-2024

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