Tax inspectors without borders campaign brings in $500m
Developing countries have collected almost $500m (£401m) in additional revenues as a result of an international programme to tackle multinationals' tax compliance, the OECD reports.
The OECD’s tax inspectors without borders (TIWB) programme, launched jointly with the UN development programme (UNDP) in July 2015, is designed to improve the ability of developing countries to tax multinationals and boost domestic revenue collection.
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