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La Chine vient de signer la Convention multilatérale concernant l'assistance administrative mutuelle en matière fiscale lors d'une cérémonie qui s'est tenue aujourd'hui à l'OCDE. Tous les pays du G20 ont à présent pleinement tenu l'engagement qu'ils avaient pris lors du Sommet du G20 de Cannes de signer la convention et de se diriger vers l’échange automatique de renseignements comme nouvelle norme internationale.

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Opening Ceremony of the 2013 World Outlook Conference

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China is increasingly interested in further advancing its investment co-operation with the OECD. This is in large part due to the fact that China wants to attract more "quality" foreign direct investment (FDI) from OECD-based companies and the perception that the OECD could provide useful best policy practices and experiences for China.

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