Financial Times | 9 November 2023 | Policy
Published in the Financial Times, by Sam Jones and Patricia Nilsson. “The German government has agreed a “massive” new package of tax subsidies for industry worth
Note de la Cour des Comptes | Policy
In France the total cost of approximately 465 tax exemptions reached 94,2 Md€ in 2022. Over the past decade, there has been no effective oversight to
News, Policy, Tax Expenditures
Given the importance of the role of parliaments when it comes to tax expenditures policy making and, at the same time, the little recognition of this
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Earlier this year, the House of Commons Treasury Committee issued a report highlighting the complexity of the tax system, focusing on tax reliefs. The Committee recommended
by Kudzai Mataba, Thomas Lassourd, Alexandra Readhead & Suzy Nikièma | News, Policy
The recently published IISD brief “Revisiting Tax Incentives as an Investment Promotion Tool: Q&A for investment policy-makers” provides answers to the investment community on the evolution of
In the news | 18 October 2023 | GTED News, Policy
This article was first published in the journal “This Day”. FULL ARTICLE The National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS) and the Civil Society Legislative
By Nino Mikeladze & Victor Mylonas | 6 October 2023 | GTED News, Policy
This blog was also published by the Council on Economic Policies (CEP) and the Addis Tax Initiative (ATI). Tax expenditure (TE) analysis plays a pivotal role in
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Recent surges in international fossil fuel prices reinforce the case for rapidly transitioning away from fossil fuels to reduce dependence on insecure sources of energy.
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Reforms are needed to increase transparency related to tax expenditures and enable a better prioritization of the use of public resources.
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In the UK there are 1,180 tax reliefs, but HMRC only publishes estimated cost data for 365, leaving 815 uncosted...
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Most governments subsidize some fossil fuels, whether to increase domestic energy supply, support declining mining regions, or make fuels more affordable for industry, motor vehicles, or
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For a small and landlocked country like North Macedonia, trade integration is particularly important to sustain the country's economic growth and transformation.