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Find out more about our donor programsThis Spring, the OECD is conducting important negotiations to reform international taxation. The first pillar of these negotiations focuses on the taxation of digital activities.
- Catherine Schultz, Vice President, Tax and Fiscal Policy, Business Roundtable
- Gaël Perraud, Deputy Director for European and International Affairs, French Ministry of the Economy and Finance
Moderation: Laurence Nardon, Head of Ifri's North America Program
This debate will be conducted in English without translation and is for members only
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