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International Tax Dialogue
The International Tax Dialogue (ITD) is a collaborative arrangement involving the IDB, IMF, OECD, UN and World Bank to encourage and facilitate discussion of tax matters among national tax officials, international organisations, and a range of other key stakeholders.

Free online resource
www.itdweb.org is a free, multi-lingual, multinational internet site operated by the ITD. The site provides an opportunity to share experiences and knowledge on taxation issues and explore scope for further development of good practice.

A broad range of both administrative and policy topics are covered. Documents available on the site are sourced from participating countries and organisations. Finding documents is simple. Visit the site, select a topic or use the keyword search facility. Over 2500 documents are currently available with more added daily.

The site also includes a listing of technical assistance/ policy dialogue activities participating international organisations are conducting, news items, a calendar of tax events, links and a research guide.


Share your knowledge and experience
Success for this initiative lies in tax policy and administration organisations sharing their knowledge and experience. The ITD invite you to be part of this global initiative.

For more information, contact rebecca.BREACH@oecd.org

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A joint initiative by the OECD, IMF and World Bank to facilitate discussion on tax matters

International Tax Dialogue