Show Notes
In this episode Harriet and Grahame talk about the fate of small jurisdictions in the changing tax landscape, whether they can have a voice and how loud that voice can be. They are joined by Paul Eastwood of KPMG Jersey who draws on his experience in and around the OECD Inclusive Framework to give insights into how small jurisdictions with open economies can participate in the reform of the international tax system.
Paul is the last guest in our miniseries "Designing the Perfect International Tax System", join us for our next episode in which we draw conclusions and decide if we have at least worked out what is required to design the perfect international tax system.
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