EC releases anti-tax avoidance package

The European Commission presented its package of new measures against corporate tax avoidance on 28 January for a coordinated EU-wide response, notably through the implementation of the global standards developed under the OECD/G20 base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) project.

The European Commission presented its package of new measures against corporate tax avoidance on 28 January for a coordinated EU-wide response notably through the implementation of the global standards developed under the OECD/G20 base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) project. Key features of the new proposals in the anti-tax avoidance package include:

legally binding measures to block the most common methods used by companies to avoid paying tax;
a recommendation to member states on how to prevent tax treaty abuse;
a proposal for member states to share tax-related information on multinationals operating in the EU;
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legally binding measures to block the most common methods used by companies to avoid paying tax;
a recommendation to member states on how to prevent tax treaty abuse;
a proposal for member states to share tax-related information on multinationals operating in the EU;
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