And as IMF points out in recent paper, addressing corruption could raise revenues in order of magnitude beyond highest projections of lost $$ from BEPS.https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/FM/Issues/2019/03/18/fiscal-monitor-april-2019 …
Is BEPS really worth 2.7% of GDP in Africa? You know I am going to say no, but why didn't any of the peer reviewers? https://hiyamaya.net/2019/04/24/2-7-of-gdp-another-big-number-to-take-with-a-huge-pinch-of-salt-on-multinational-tax-avoidance-in-africa/ …pic.twitter.com/HxQfWGRMCE
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But lots of discussion @ UN tax mtgs on how to address BEPS issue, particular from digital, & no discussion abt the loss of revenue from corrupt tax admin’s & gov’ts.
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Very hard to ignore this unless you were passively accepting some data. But Jansky has described the 2018 study as flawed And the Torslov et al study gave RoW a v small tax loss, so Africa would be even smaller.pic.twitter.com/Sz6zRcVnrC
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