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5
FEB
2025

elDiario

The alternative response to Trump's tariffs: raise taxes on Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos or Mark Zuckerberg

Quentin Parrinello explains to elDiario.es that "the idea is that countries could condition market access for foreign multinationals and billionaires", forcing them to pay what is fair.

4
FEB
2025

Luxemburger Wort

Trump tears up the global tax agreement – ​​what does that mean for Luxembourg?

"In the short term, this has no effect," says Quentin Parrinello, Policy Director of the EU Tax Observatory.

30
JAN
2025

Daily Mail

Is moving to Dubai really all it's cracked up to be?

Since 2022, Russian nationals have bought up £4.8 billion in properties in Dubai that are either existing or being developed, according to economists with the EU Tax Observatory and Norway's Centre for Tax Research.

29
JAN
2025

Dagsavisen

Look to Norway: How rich is it okay for the richest to become?

Zucman's proposal, which targets just under 3,000 of the richest people in the world, would generate revenues of around NOK 2,000 billion a year.

29
JAN
2025

Swiss Info

OECD Corporate Taxation: Switzerland Taken aback by Trump

According to Quentin Parrinello, director of the European Tax Observatory, an independent research laboratory based in Paris, the aim of the OECD reform is to “put everyone on the same level.”

23
JAN
2025

DerStandard

370 super-rich people demand higher taxes on their wealth

Zucman has already spoken several times at summits of the most powerful industrialized countries and argued there for his idea of ​​a global wealth tax for billionaires of two percent.

22
JAN
2025

Irish Times

Billionaires pay very little tax - why?

However important work by Zucman, an economics professor, and the EU Tax Observatory, a research institute based in Paris, casts significant light on the low levels of income tax paid by the very wealthiest.

21
JAN
2025

Express

The beautiful European countries luring Brits from stifling tax rates - including Italy

Amid rising scrutiny over tax regimes in Europe, a report by the EU Tax Observatory has revealed a growing trend of preferential systems targeting wealthy foreigners.

21
JAN
2025

Ugebrev

35 large Danish companies ordered to increase tax transparency, must disclose far more tax havens than EU rules

The Australian government recently passed a law that significantly increases tax reporting requirements for multinationals operating in Australia - around 900 US companies are expected to be covered by the law, which also affects 35 Danish companies.

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