By Ben Lockwood, Martin Simmler, Eddy Tam | 2 August 2021 | News, Tax Expenditures News
The authors look at tax reliefs introduced in the UK to support retail businesses that have been hit both by online shopping and by COVID-19. They
News, Tax Expenditures News
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced that nearly 1.8 million couples in the UK use the Marriage Allowance to save up to £252 a year
By Omar Cabrera | 18 August 2021 | GTED in the News, News
Omar Cabrera discusses the changes introduced by the Enery Transition Law with respect to the tax benefits for investments in the general regulatory framework for Non-Conventional
30 November 2021 | Online | Events, News
Christian von Haldenwang and Agustin Redonda will be talking about tax expenditures and domestic revenue mobilization at a CMI workshop on the 30th of November using
9-11 November 2021 | Online | Events, News
Workshop organized by the German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE), the Council on Economic Policies (CEP) and the Addis Tax Initiative (ATI) as
By Christian von Haldenwang | 8 July 2021 | News
GTED’s Christian von Haldenwang writes about the significant amount of revenue that states forgo through tax expenditures which on average lie around 4% of gross domestic
GTED in the News, News
Tax expenditures in France amount to Euro 99 billion. Despite their magnitude they are under much less scrutiny compared to direct government spending. Atlantico interviews Agustin
By Garrett Watson | 29 June 2021 | GTED in the News, News
In response to an analysis by Reuters suggesting that U.S. firms pay less income tax than foreign competitors, Garrett Watson writes about tax expenditures in the
24 June 2021 | Events, News
This event is part of the workshop series “Globalization and Digitalization – Interconnections between taxation, trade and investment” organized by Council on Economic Policies, the GLOBTAXGOV
By Agustin Redonda, Christian von Haldenwang | 16 June 2021 | News
Tax expenditures – such as tax incentives for firms, tax deductions for households, and lower tax rates for specific goods and services – are are both