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Fostering Better Mining Tax Collection: Our experience in Bogota

Written by: CIAT, OECD and IGF

A debate more active than ever with the digitalization of the economy, How are tax powers distributed among countries?

6 January, 2020
Written by: Domingo Carbajo Vasco and Pablo Porporatto
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Tax Administrations and Control of The Digital Economy

Written by: Alfredo Collosa
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Something more than technology …

Written by: José Luis García Ríos
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The start of the fiscal cycle: Taxpayer Registry

2 December, 2019
Written by: Hernán Egüez P.
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Overview of Tax Administrations: structure; income, resources and personnel; operation and digitalization ISORA (International Survey on Revenue Administrations)

Written by: Santiago Diaz de Sarralde
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Navigating The Data “In Natura”

Written by: Chaim Ruchleimer
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The Equivalent Fiscal Pressure in Latin America and the Caribbean: Stylized facts and regional trends in the past decade

Written by: Dalmiro Morán
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“The Latin American tax systems vis-a-vis the particular economic, social and political context of the countries”

Written by: Pablo Porporatto
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“Mitigating climate change”, IMF climate policies: fiscal, financial, monetary aspects, and the UN handbook on the design of carbon taxes.

Written by: Andre Dumoulin
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Fostering Better Mining Tax Collection: Our experience in Bogota

A debate more active than ever with the digitalization of the economy, How are tax powers distributed among countries?

Tax Administrations and Control of The Digital Economy

Something more than technology …

The start of the fiscal cycle: Taxpayer Registry

Overview of Tax Administrations: structure; income, resources and personnel; operation and digitalization ISORA (International Survey on Revenue Administrations)

Navigating The Data “In Natura”

The Equivalent Fiscal Pressure in Latin America and the Caribbean: Stylized facts and regional trends in the past decade

“The Latin American tax systems vis-a-vis the particular economic, social and political context of the countries”

“Mitigating climate change”, IMF climate policies: fiscal, financial, monetary aspects, and the UN handbook on the design of carbon taxes.

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