The international legal ramifications of the OECD's harmful tax competition crusade

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" The international legal ramifications of the OECD's harmful tax competition crusade "
Niki Nikolakakis

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	53389
Doc. No	:	TL23343
Call number	:	‭MR32888‬
Main Entry	:	Niki Nikolakakis
Title & Author	:	The international legal ramifications of the OECD's harmful tax competition crusade\ Niki Nikolakakis
College	:	McGill University (Canada)
Date	:	2007
Degree	:	LL.M.
student score	:	2007
Page No	:	109
Abstract	:	In 1998 the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (the "OECD") commenced a campaign to eliminate harmful tax competition focusing on geographically mobile activities. The OECD targeted 35 jurisdictions and demanded that those nations amend their tax laws to remove the harmful features that provided more favorable tax treatment to geographically mobile capital than was available in some of its Member States. This thesis examines the international responsibility of the OECD and its Member States to determine whether their conduct in waging this campaign is in accordance with the international legal principles of state sovereignty and non-intervention. As an international actor with legal personality, the conduct of the OECD is found to engage its international responsibility for the breach of state sovereignty and non-intervention. The Member States in support of the OECD's actions are found to have primary and secondary responsibility under international law for the OEOD's actions.
Subject	:	Social sciences; Law; 0398:Law
Added Entry	:	McGill University (Canada)