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>The commission speaks for international business in dialogue with governments and intergovernmental organizations on developments in international tax policy and legislation.

ICC outlines conditions for effective common corporate European tax base

Paris, 12 July 2007

ICC, in a policy statement prepared by its Commission on Taxation, has outlined the conditions under which a European Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base could create a more efficient tax system for companies operating in Europe, in anticipation of the European Commission’s intention to present a legislative proposal on this subject during 2008.

ICC to host conference on international tax disputes
Paris, 31 March 2006 Using arbitration to resolve international tax disputes is fast gaining ground, sparking many questions concerning the implementation of this dispute settlement technique.

ICC puts business view at VAT talks
Paris, 23 March 2005 The International Chamber of Commerce was involved in a high-level consultation in Rome with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), focusing on consumption taxes.

ICC concerned about taxation on transactions within business groups
Paris, 22 September 2004 Intra group financing is an important part of the efficient use of the financial resources of an enterprise. Several governments have, however, recently shown a more aggressive attitude with regard to the taxation of interest payments within business groups with a focus on cross-border payments. ICC finds some of those developments worrisome, since they considerably increase the risk of international double taxation and create additional compliance burdens for international business.

EU Commission ideas for taxing multinationals "almost unworkable"
Paris, 4 June 2003 Company tax experts have lodged early objections to proposals floated by the European Commission to use International Accounting Standards (IAS) as a starting point for an EU-wide tax base for multinational companies.

End double taxation of stock options says business
Paris, 9 May 2002 Executives required to work abroad may face double or even triple taxation on stock options that are part of their remuneration package - and business is pressing governments to end these anomalies among tax regimes.

International arbitration best way to settle double taxation disputes
Paris, 13 June 2000 World business tax experts have called on governments to accept compulsory international arbitration to resolve cross-border tax disputes, particularly those arising from conflicting interpretation of double taxation conventions.