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This 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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