Paying Taxes 2012 : The Global Picture
The objectives of the study are to provide data which can be compared between economies on a like-for-like basis; to facilitate the benchmarking of tax systems within relevant economic and geographical groupings, which can provide an opportunity to...
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Format: | Report |
Language: | English en_US |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2017
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Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/366941468337179080/Paying-taxes-2012-the-global-picture http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27087 |
Summary: | The objectives of the study are to
provide data which can be compared between economies on a
like-for-like basis; to facilitate the benchmarking of tax
systems within relevant economic and geographical groupings,
which can provide an opportunity to learn from peer group
economies; and to enable an in-depth analysis of the results
which can be used to help identify good practices and
possible reforms. The private sector plays an essential role
in contributing to economic growth and prosperity. Companies
contribute to socio-economic development by employing
workers, improving the skills and knowledge base, buying
from local suppliers and providing products and services
that improve people's lives. They also contribute to
government revenues through generating and paying taxes. The
paying taxes study is unique because it generates a set of
indicators that measure the world's tax systems from
the point of view of business and also because it covers the
full range of taxes paid in 183 economies, measuring how
business complies with the different tax laws and
regulations in each economy. |
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