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G20 Performance on International Taxation

  Challenge   Proposal Since the first G20 summit in 2008, G20 leaders have given growing support to reforming international taxation by addressing national tax base erosion, corporate profit shifting, and deficiencies in the tax policy and administration of developing countries. In 2012, several transatlantic scandals exposing the tax avoidance practices of Starbucks, Amazon, Apple … Read more

G20 Performance on International Taxation

  Challenge   Proposal When G20 leaders meet in Buenos Aires, they will again discuss improving fairness in the international taxation system. As host, Argentina will focus on opportunities and challenges due to technological change and digitalisation. Its summit will seek to fight tax avoidance and evasion, work towards implementing transparency commitments, avoid base erosion … Read more

A wealth taxation on corporations’ stock

We propose to institute a new annual tax of 0.2% on corporations’ stock shares for all publicly listed companies headquartered in G20 countries. As the G20 stock market capitalization is around US$ 90 trillion, the tax would raise approximately US$ 180 billion each year. Because stock ownership is highly concentrated among the rich, this global … Read more

Fighting inequality through progressive taxation

Curated and produced by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Global income and wealth inequality have increased dramatically in the last decade. Public money for acutely needed action on social and environmental problems is missing. The excessive wealth concentration erodes our societies’ social contracts and challenges the independence of democratic institutions. Calls for progressive taxation are getting louder to … Read more

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