Analysis of Cross-Border Taxation for OECD Countries

This report delves into the complexities of cross-border taxation, focusing on the challenges faced by the OECD and its member countries. It examines the impact of digitalization on taxation, particularly the rise of digital tax and the issues it presents. The report also discusses the BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting) initiative and its role in combating tax evasion and ensuring fair taxation practices. Furthermore, the report analyzes the taxation of digital products and services, along with the use of blockchain technology and its implications for tax revenue. It highlights the importance of international cooperation and information exchange in addressing these challenges, referencing the work of the OECD and G20 in developing solutions. The report also addresses the taxation of commissions and the overall impact of tax policies on businesses and economies.

OECD Cross Border Taxation
All the nations recognize
the importance of
innovation in respect to
the economic growth and
many governments
provides subsidies in the
form of R&D which
provides tax incentives
or cash grants.
The company is finding ways
to Base erosion and profit
shifting and it has been
determined that it costed
government an estimate of 100-
240 bn USD in the lost income
tax revenues every year and
tacking the BEPS is the global
issue. The cross border taxation
treatment of commission is
another issue for the company.
In respect to this, SDG
clothing is custom fitted
along with the precise
measurements which is
being digitally determined
and recorded with the help
of SDF app.
For the purpose of
consumption of taxes,
the supply of the
digitalized products
should not be considered
as the supply of the
goods. Therefore, SDG
cannot claim for any
allowance in terms of
supply of goods in
digital way. This is one
of the key issue faced by
SDG.
In respect to addressing the
challenges which is being raised
by digitalization is basically the
top priority for the OECD/G20
Inclusive Framework on BEPS
and is been the key area of
focus of the project. The new
technologies derived through
digitalization have come as a
novel tax challenge which is
needed to be addressed.
A small team which also
includes accountants in
Sophia’s Dream World Ltd
(Germany) along with the
IT technicians who are
working on developing SD
token technology along
with its private blockchain
(Lips, 2020).
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Centralized technology and
digitalized technology
Sophia’s Dream Tokens
technology
The issue pertaining to
token technology can be
considered as a major
issue for SDG.
It can be concluded from
the above that in order
tackle with the problem of
tax evasion, the OECD
along with G20 have
implemented the ways
through which it can be
able to trace the income
and payments made.
Conclusion

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