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OECD unveils proposals to curb corporate tax avoidanceBy Tom Bergin at Reuters
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUKKBN0HB19F20140916?irpc=932
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Last year, the Group of 20 leading economies asked the OECD to develop an action plan to tackle the problem.
Big U.S. technology companies could be those most affected by the OECD's plans but others could also be hit, including pharmaceuticals and branded consumer goods firms, as well as many European companies.
Chris Morgan, Head of Tax Policy at accountants KPMG in London, said the proposals were "balanced" and while some firms would pay more tax, big business accepted the need for change.
Anti-poverty charity ActionAid criticised the plans saying some of the measures envisaged would be too expensive for developing countries to implement.
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Thinkingabout
(30,058 posts)Dropped. I explained this is what China does and did they really want to live with all the pollution. I reminded them when we were younger all the vehicles leaving smoke behind and now we are annoyed when we smell one now. They thought we should not charge corporate taxes and I ask them if they was willing to pay extra taxes so corporations would not have to pay, corporations are cover by our military, they use the roads to get their products to market, kinda quieted them down. They listen to RW talk shows and FOX but don't get the truth.
applegrove
(118,740 posts)The roads get repaved and repaved because of corporate transportation. There are many other examples of how corporations benefit from taxes.
pipoman
(16,038 posts)Roads this wouldn't be a problem.
pampango
(24,692 posts)It will never happen by unilateral action in one country.
Trillo
(9,154 posts)"It will never happen by unilateral action in one country." Insure nations are always at war and cannot unify? Seems kinda like a motive.