Incentivos Fiscales en Iberoamérica en Tiempos de COVID-19
1 July 2020 Fiscal,
Workshops | Tags:
Covid-19,
Developing Countries,
Tax Expenditures In times of COVID-19, countries across the world are introducing a myriad of response and stimulus packages to mitigate the economic downturn triggered by the pandemic. The second in a series of two virtual seminars co-organized by CEP and the GLOBTAXGOV Project (Leiden University) explores
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Tax Incentives in Developing Economies in Times of COVID-19
24 June 2020 Fiscal,
Workshops | Tags:
Covid-19,
Developing Countries,
Tax Expenditures In times of COVID-19, countries across the world are introducing a myriad of response and stimulus packages to mitigate the economic downturn triggered by the pandemic. The first in a series of two virtual seminars co-organized by CEP and the GLOBTAXGOV Project (Leiden University) explores the
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Avoiding Mining Tax Relief Pitfalls During a Crisis
Alexandra Readhead | 22 May 2020
Fiscal,
Blog | Tags:
Covid-19,
Mining,
Tax Expenditures,
Taxes Establishing effective tax policy for the mining sector can be a challenge in the best of times, especially for resource-rich developing countries which may lack sector-specific experience and technical capacity. Under the pressure of a crisis, it is critical for countries to steer clear of
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Fiscal Policy Responses to the Coronavirus Outbreak
Agustin Redonda | 20 March 2020
Fiscal,
Blog | Tags:
Covid-19,
Inequality,
Informality,
Tax Expenditures,
VAT The global crisis we are facing is one of the worst in history. The priority, obviously, is to reduce the number of coronavirus victims. At the same time, mitigating the economic impacts is vital.
Both the real economy and financial markets worldwide have already been hard
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A Lack Of Transparency. Do You Know About The Taxes Your Government Does NOT Collect?
Christian von Haldenwang and
Agustin Redonda | 20 January 2020
Fiscal,
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Tax Expenditures All over the planet, governments are desperate for funds to finance social policies, public infrastructure and development projects. Yet, the very same governments routinely forego huge amounts of tax revenues by granting tax incentives to investors, setting lower value added tax rates for the consumption
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