Date: 15-16 February 2023
Time: 12:30-17:15 (Day 1); 12:30-16:30 (Day 2)
Event type: Virtual (Zoom meeting)
Agenda, session overview & registration: English | Français | Español
Presentations: English (Zip file, 18MB - Please open from a desktop computer)
Interpretation: English, français & español
This event provides an update on some of the OECD's initiatives to strengthen tax capacity and improve tax policy and compliance in developing countries and explore future challenges. All sessions are open to the public and will take place virtually.
Day 1 will take place in two parallel rooms ("Room 1" and "Room 2") with four one-hour sessions in each room. Day 2 will follow the same format with two sessions in two parallel rooms concluding with a single plenary session in Room 1. Simultaneous interpretation will be available in English, French and Spanish.
A replay of each session will be available on this page the week following the event in English, French and Spanish.
Room 1
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Session 1 Economic impact assessment of the Two-Pillar Solution: New estimates of the revenue impacts of implementing Pillar One and Pillar Two |
Session 2 Tax Incentives and the Global Minimum Tax |
Session 3 Tax Inspectors Without Borders (TIWB): Making a difference for developing countries through practical hands-on assistance |
Session 4 Tax administration digitalisation: Tools of the trade |
Room 2
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Session 1 Fighting tax crime: A holistic approach to capacity building |
Session 2 Tax transparency: Mobilising domestic revenues through cross-border administrative co-operation |
Session 3 Tax morale: The importance of being trusted |
Session 4 Taxation of official development assistance: Are donors meeting their commitments? |
Room 1
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Session 1 Natural resource taxation: Challenges and opportunities |
Session 2 Carbon pricing and fossil fuel subsidy reform for sustainable development |
Room 2
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Session 1 How harmonised revenue statistics can inform DRM strategies |
Session 2 VAT on e-commerce in developing countries: an opportunity |
Plenary panel discussion
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Future challenges in tax and development |
Following the success of its first edition in January 2021, the OECD hosted the second Tax and Development Days on 16-17 February 2022. Due to the ongoing health crisis, the event was held virtually on Zoom. All members of the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS (Inclusive Framework) and key stakeholders were invited to participate, with all sessions also open to the public, allowing a glimpse into the various international tax-related workstreams undertaken by the Inclusive Framework to date. More specifically, the event provided an update on some of the practical initiatives to strengthen tax capacity and improve tax policy and compliance in developing countries undertaken by the OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration.
Day 1 consists of two parallel rooms ("Room 1" and "Room 2") with three 1-hour sessions in each room. Day 2 follows the same format. French and Spanish interpretation available.
Download the presentations from each session: Zip file (23mb - Please open from a desktop computer)
Opening remarks by Pascal Saint-Amans, Director, OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration (Bilingual EN/FR)
Room 1
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Session 1 Tax Inspectors Without Borders: Helping developing countries mobilise tax revenues and build capacity in 2022 |
Session 2 Taxpayer education: A key tool to increase voluntary compliance |
Session 3 Virtual tax training in times of COVID-19 and beyond |
Room 2
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Session 1 Advancing sustainable development through energy tax and subsidy reform |
Session 2 Health and taxation in developing countries
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Session 3 Sharing experience from digitalisation: The fastest way to success?
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Room 1
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Session 1 Developing Countries and the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS: OECD Report for G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors |
Session 2 The OECD Official Development Assistance (ODA) Taxation Transparency Hub – A new tool to increase the understanding of ODA taxation |
Session 3 Supporting implementation of the Statement on a Two-Pillar Solution to Address the Tax Challenges Arising from the Digitalisation of the Economy |
Room 2
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Session 1 Tax compliance and illicit financial flows in South Africa: Putting tax data to practice |
Session 2 Implementing effective solutions to address the VAT challenges of e-commerce growth |
Session 3 Revenue statistics & trends in domestic resource mobilisation in the developing world |
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