OECD work on tax evasion

Last updated: 13 November 2009

The global economic crisis and recent tax evasion scandals have spurred calls for fairness and transparency of the tax system. Removing practices that facilitate tax evasion is part of a broader drive to clean up one of the more controversial sides of a globalised economy. The OECD advocates exchange of information between tax authorities on request in cases of specific tax inquiries to better equip tax authorities to tackle tax evasion.

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 Overview of OECD work on tax evasion

Interview with Angel Gurría on progress in the fight against tax evasion

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 Frequently asked questions

  • What is the status of the progress report issued on 2 April?
  • What is the internationally agreed tax standard?
  • How were the 84 jurisdictions covered by the Progress Report identified?
  • What is the basis for distinguishing between those jurisdictions that have “substantially implemented” the internationally agreed tax standard and those that have not?
  • How will the OECD monitor implementation?
  • How will the tables be updated?

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 G8 and G20 documents with references to OECD work

 Key OECD statements, speeches and articles

 What the papers say

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