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Agreement between Canada and the Netherlands Antilles for the exchange of information relating to tax matterspdf,82Kb,English | View long abstract 14-Aug-2009 Agreement between Canada and the Netherlands Antilles for the exchange of information relating to tax matters |
Guidance Note Compliance Management of Large Business Task Group: Experiences and Practices of Eight OECD Countriespdf,767Kb,English | View long abstract 03-Jul-2009 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 ... |
Transfer Pricing Country ProfilesEnglish | View long abstract 27-Feb-2009 The country profiles on transfer pricing legislation and practices for OECD member countries and Observers. Also available: |
Tax reform for efficiency and fairness in CanadaEnglish | View long abstract 12-Aug-2008 Alexandra Bibbee In a context of fiscal surpluses,the Canadian government has been: markedly reducing corporate income and capital taxes; providing more personal tax relief especially at lower incomes and above all for saving; and cutting the federal value added tax (GST). Also available: |
Economic survey of Canada 2008: Tax reform for efficiency and fairnessEnglish | View long abstract 11-Jun-2008 Canada has a long history of tax reform and has been actively cutting taxes since the late 1990s against a background of general government surpluses. The resulting gains in business tax competitiveness are expected to raise investment and attract foreign capital. Also available: |
Economic survey of Canada 2008: Macroeconomic policies for the end of a boom cycleEnglish | View long abstract 11-Jun-2008 Since the turn of the century, Canada has benefited from strong demand for its natural resources and a sound policy framework, and its economy has performed remarkably well. Also available: |
Excerpt Economic Survey of Canada 2006: Business Taxationpdf,53Kb,English | View long abstract 26-Jun-2006 High taxes on business in Canada, in particular taxes on capital, tend to discourage companies from expanding by investing in new capital. Also available: |
Economic Survey of Canada 2006: Adapting fiscal policy and financial arrangements in the federationEnglish | View long abstract 26-Jun-2006 This chapter reviews fiscal frameworks and existing federal-provincial arrangements in the Canadian federation. Also available: |
Dispute Resolution: Country ProfilesEnglish | View long abstract 03-Feb-2006 With the aim of improving transparency, the OECD has decided to make available to the public, via its website, “Country Profiles on Mutual Agreement Procedures” of all OECD member countries, which would ... Also available:Related documents: |
Economic Survey of Canada 2004: Reinforcing the long-term sustainability of public financesEnglish | View long abstract 28-Oct-2004 Demographic forces and rising health care spending in Canada could endanger the sustainability of public finances in the long term. In particular, revenue and cost implications of current trends are such ... Also available: |
2009 special feature: Changes to the guidelines for attributing revenues to levels of government
Revenue Statistics 1965-2008, 2009 EditionTax Co-operation 2009: Towards a Level Playing Field
2009 Assessment by the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information
Comment on the OECD's tax work
Discussion DraftsGlobal Partnerships on Taxation
Taxation in the Global Context: Developing our Co-operation with Non-OECD Economies
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