Traduction de «Tax partner » (Anglais → Français) :

It creates a positive incentive for international partners to improve their tax systems where there are weaknesses in their transparency and fair tax standards.

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This would ensure that the standards respected within the EU are also respected by our international partners, and would be the most effective approach to dealing with third countries that facilitate or encourage aggressive tax planning.

The Commission will also work with the OECD and international partners to see if and how the BEPS Action 12 can be expanded on and strengthened, to ensure an appropriate global response to those that promote abusive tax practices.

As Member States work to deliver on international commitments for fair tax competition and tax transparency, it is important that the EU's international partners do the same.

50. Takes the view that tax revenues are essential to enable developing countries to meet the basic needs of their citizens, to be less dependent on foreign aid and to promote democratic accountability; reiterates its view that the EU must support partner countries in developing fair, transparent and effective tax systems to generate the revenues needed for social protection and pro-poor policies, and must at an international level continue to work for greater financial transparency and to ensure that partner countries share the bene ...[+++]fits; underlines that the exchange of best practice and information-sharing in taxation policy is crucial to the creation of fair tax systems;