How global tax reforms apply to the extractive industries

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How global tax reforms apply to the extractive industries

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July 10 2019
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Alexandra Readhead investigates whether IMF and OECD proposals on how to tax the digital economy, apply formulary apportionment, shift taxing rights and address profit shifting could apply to the natural resources sector. Alternatively, could source-based taxation improvements hold the answer?

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