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Economic survey of Japan 2008: Reforming the tax system to promote fiscal sustainability and economic growthEnglish | View long abstract 07-Apr-2008 Tax reform is a priority to raise revenue needed for fiscal sustainability. In addition, it should promote economic growth, address increasing income inequality and improve the local tax system. |
What the OECD is doing for businesspdf,26Kb,English | View long abstract 20-Jul-2006 Angel Gurría, Secretary-General of the OECD Address to the Keidanren, the Japan Buisness Federation. Mr. Gurría explains why business has an enormous stake in the success of the OECD's mission. The business community contributes to our work in ... |
OECD Aims to Improve International Tax Disputes MechanismsEnglish | View long abstract 13-Mar-2006 The OECD, in cooperation with the Business and Industry Advisory Committee to the OECD (BIAC) and with the support of the broader business community, held a public consultation in Tokyo on Monday 13 March ... |
Récentes initiatives de l’OCDE destinées à résoudre des différends fiscaux internationauxpdf,43Kb,French | View long abstract 08-Feb-2006 Le Centre de politique et d’administration fiscale de l’OCDE (le CPAF) organise, en coopération avec le BIAC, une consultation entre les milieux d’affaires et les pouvoirs publics sur les initiatives récentes ... |
Economic Survey of Japan 2005: Getting the most out of public sector decentralisationEnglish | View long abstract 20-Jan-2005 This chapter of the OECD Economic Survey of Japan 2005 discusses policies to improve fiscal relations between levels of government so as to better meet the needs of citizens while increasing the fiscal ... |
Economic Survey of Japan 2005: Achieving fiscal sustainabilityEnglish | View long abstract 20-Jan-2005 This chapter of the OECD Economic Survey of Japan 2005 discusses the deterioration in the fiscal situation and measures needed to restore fiscal sustainability in the light of future pressures for increased ... |
Towards sustainable economic growth in Japan: The new mix of monetary and fiscal policypdf,English | View long abstract 07-Aug-2003 Jean-Philippe Cotis A presentation by Jean-Philippe Cotis, OECD Chief Economist, at the Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance, Tokyo, 26 June 2003. |
OECD-Commonwealth Working Group on Tax Co-operationEnglish | View long abstract 05-Mar-2001 A Joint Working Group of jurisdictions from the Commonwealth and the OECD held a second round of discussions at OECD headquarters in Paris on 2 March. Also available: |
OECD-Commonwealth Working Group Continue Its Discussions on Harmful Tax PracticesEnglish | View long abstract 13-Feb-2001 The Working Group, jointly chaired by Mr Owen Arthur, Prime Minister of Barbados, and Mr Tony Hinton, Australia's Ambassador to the OECD in Paris, will focus its discussions on the remit provided to it ... Also available: |
The tax system in Japan - a need for comprehensive reformpdf,448Kb,English | View long abstract 04-Feb-2000 Thomas Dalsgaard and Masaaki Kawagoe Economics Department working paper 231. The Japanese tax system applies relatively low marginal tax rates on most economic activities which, in combination with moderate tax elasticities of the bases, ... Also available:Related documents: |
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