It's a good paper. Gives a good review of other estimates & clear on its method. NB estimate is in the OECD 's range (smaller than much quoted IMF study). At 0.25% of GDP it's big enough to make a difference if yr job is collecting CIT but not so noticeable 4 public services
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A word of caution in interpreting the headline findings . As with TWZ it finds 37% of what it calls "global MNE profits" shifted. This means foreign profits. Eg Apple outside US, Seimens outside Germany
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I'm less impressed w the
@ConversationUK article https://theconversation.com/amp/how-multinationals-continue-to-avoid-paying-hundreds-of-billions-of-dollars-in-tax-new-research-124323#click=https://t.co/tTxOfK5mwE … These numbers similar to OECDs are not a smack down case for unitary taxation (otherwise the OECD would have already gone down that route...) & the jeans transfer pricing example is more like misinvoicing
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