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and the OECD had clearly said 60%. Also, your anti-NGO crowd is too hung up on data/numbers, focusing on measurables and airbrushing out unmeasurables - with generic effect of skewing policy in favour of MNEs (see chapter in my Finance Curse book - can send it if u like.)
Nick. I know that John Neighbour when he was at @OECDtax once said 60% in an article in the OECD Observer magazine, and it was perhaps an honest mistake by many to read this as 'the OECD says' http://oecdobserver.org/news/archivestory.php/aid/670/Transfer_pricing:_Keeping_it_at_arms_length.html …
But it is unreferenced statement, and not in an official OECD report. So i think it is a mistake to interpret this (then, and still now) as the OECD "clearly saying" 60%pic.twitter.com/48536s7A2F
As to the playground personal slurs about being me anti-NGO and having some hidden motivations as part of a nefarious crowd....
As I said, this was nasty and unhealthy behaviour in 2015, and it still is. Wanting NGOs to be rigorous is not being 'anti-NGO'.
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