6th International Workshop on Domestic Revenue Mobilisation in Developing Countries “Mobilising resources for development: The role of international cooperation in tax matters”
Veranstaltungsart
6th International Workshop on Domestic Revenue Mobilisation
Ort / Datum
Bonn, 28.11.2017
bis
29.11.2017
German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE)
Financed by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)
Recent years have seen important progress in international tax cooperation. Fuelled by government revenue needs after the world economic crisis in 2009 and by public outrage following a series of reports on worldwide tax avoidance and tax fraud, many governments have agreed upon exchanging information and closing regulatory loopholes in their bilateral relations.
From a development perspective, implementing the new rules and standards represents a major challenge to governments and public administrations of poorer and less capable states in particular. These are, however, the very same states that suffer most from tax avoidance and the illicit outflow of capital – at least if measured against per-capita income and public revenue.
Against this background, the German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) organised its 6th International Workshop on Domestic Revenue Mobilization with a specific focus on international tax cooperation.
As in previous workshops, the aim of this event was to bring together renowned scholars, government officials and other experts to discuss ongoing research in this area and assess its policy implications.
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Veranstaltungsinformation
Datum28.11.2017 bis 29.11.2017
OrtGerman Development Institute /
Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE)
Tulpenfeld 6
53113 Bonn
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1a. Goede & Gutierrez Puente: BEPS Implementation by developing countries
1b. Haldenwang & Schwab: Pathways to international tax governance
2a. Stewart & Picciotto: Tax certainty
2b. Diakaté, Brun & Diarra: Effects of tax coordination in WAEMU
2c. Ezenagu: Safe harbours regime as simplification measure
3a. Brun & Chambas: PE of tax expenditure assessments
3b. Hallerberg: Particularistic institutions and tax neutrality
4a. Buettner: Taxation and digitalisation
4b. Shah: Digital revolutions and P2P
5a. Ndajiwo: Virtual permanent establishment
6a. Seelkopf: The effects of tax aid