Renforcer la discipline fiscale – Coopérer avec les grandes entreprises et les particuliers les plus fortunés

Quatre publications récentes jettent un éclairage sur les tendances actuelles et les approches pour gérer les grandes entreprises et les particuliers les plus fortunés ; pour les autorités fiscales, les grandes entreprises, les contribuables et les intermédiaires qui les conseillent.

Building transparent tax compliance by banks

This publication sets out the conclusions of the OECD study that examined the role of banks in the provision of aggressive tax planning arrangements. It examines the nature of banking, the complex structured financing transactions developed by banks and how they are then used by both banks and their clients. The report makes a number of recommendations for revenue bodies and identifies best practices for consideration by banks.

Related Documents

• Corporate Loss Utilisation through Aggressive Tax Planning
• Addressing Tax Risks Involving Bank Losses
• Study into the Role of Tax Intermediaries
• Engaging with High Net Worth Individuals on Tax Compliance

Information Note - General Administrative Principles: Corporate governance and tax risk management

This information note deals with the topic of corporate governance and tax risk management. It shares and builds on the experiences and lessons of three countries, Australia, Canada and Chile in encouraging good corporate governance and continuing to develop approaches to sound tax risk management. Despite these countries’ diverse regulatory environments and experiences they suggest a number of common benefits, challenges, and best

Guidance Note - Compliance Management of Large Business Task Group: Experiences and Practices of Eight OECD Countries

Large business taxpayers have different characteristics and tax compliance behaviour and, therefore, present different risks to the revenue. To manage risks effectively, the revenue body needs to develop and implement strategies (e.g. law clarification, taxpayer education, improved service, more targeted audits) that are appropriate to the unique characteristics and compliance issues presented by large business. Recognizing that

Guidance Note - Standard Business Reporting

In most countries financial data reporting to government imposes significant costs for businesses due to the many data formats and descriptions used. SBR standardises and rationalises these to make financial reporting easier and cheaper for business.

Banking on fair tax

The financial crisis might not have been caused by taxation, but it nonetheless raises concerns about evasion, compliance and transparency in financial markets. The OECD Observer asked South Africa's minister of finance, Pravin Gordhan, who chairs the OECD's Forum on Tax Administration, to explain.

Vers une coopération mondiale des administrations fiscales en vue d’améliorer la perception des recettes pour réduire les déficits budgétaires

Face à la lutte des États contre la crise économique mondiale et aux déficits budgétaires croissants, des autorités fiscales de toutes les régions du monde ont convenu d’un nouveau plan de coopération.

Cinquième Forum de l’OCDE sur l’administration fiscale : Communiqué de Paris

La cinquième réunion du Forum sur l’administration fiscale de l’OCDE s’est tenue à Paris les 28 et 29 mai 2009, réunissant plus de 100 participants de 34 pays membres et non membres de l’Organisation.

Information Note - Managing and Improving Compliance: Recent Developments in Compliance Risk Treatment - A Catalogue of Revenue Body Initiatives

This note is published in conjunction with the information note - Managing and Improving Compliance: Recent Developments in Risk Treatment and provides a catalogue of more innovative or unusual risk treatment approaches developed and applied by revenue bodies to address non-compliance in the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector.

Information Note - Managing and Improving Compliance: Recent Developments in Compliance Risk Treatments

This information note describes recent progress by revenue bodies in the development of more innovative or unusual risk treatment approaches to address non-compliance in the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector and provides examples of evaluation approaches adopted by agencies to measure the impacts and outcomes of these new treatment methods. While commenting on a range of non-compliance risk areas, it gives particular focus to