Pascal Saint-Amans’ retirement from the OECD at the end of October 2022 will truly mark the end of an era in international tax. He joined the OECD in 2007 and for the last ten years he has been the director of the Centre for Tax Policy and Administration (CTP). The OECD’s press release announcing his retirement paid tribute to ‘the enormous historically significant contribution he has made to international tax policy reform and administration through his work at the OECD.’
Shortly after Pascal joined the CTP in 2012 the base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) project was launched setting out a 15-point action plan to tackle tax avoidance. Writing in this journal ten years ago (‘The OECD’s work on base...
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Pascal Saint-Amans’ retirement from the OECD at the end of October 2022 will truly mark the end of an era in international tax. He joined the OECD in 2007 and for the last ten years he has been the director of the Centre for Tax Policy and Administration (CTP). The OECD’s press release announcing his retirement paid tribute to ‘the enormous historically significant contribution he has made to international tax policy reform and administration through his work at the OECD.’
Shortly after Pascal joined the CTP in 2012 the base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) project was launched setting out a 15-point action plan to tackle tax avoidance. Writing in this journal ten years ago (‘The OECD’s work on base...
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