International Tin Agreement litigation

International Tin Council [ ITC | International Tin Study Group ]

International Dairy Agreement [ IDA ]

international agreement [ global agreement | intergovernmental agreement | international treaty ]

International Bovine Meat Agreement [ IBMA ]

6. Welcomes the publication of a new tax policy package and asks the Commission to put forward an ambitious package of legislative proposals seeking to ensure a fair taxation system, based on the principle that taxes are to be paid in the country where profits are generated, avoiding internal market distortion and unfair competition; considers that such an agenda should include legislative proposals for compulsory country-by-country reporting by multinational companies, a European Tax Identification Number (TIN), the definition of tax havens and the establishment of an EU blacklist with the aim of eradicating them, and proposals needed to move towards le ...[+++]gislative agreement on a Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base; considers that the EU’s development and cooperation agenda should also be adapted and conditionality upgraded to effectively fight tax evasion and tax avoidance; calls on the Commission to follow up the recommendations made by Parliament in its legislative initiative report and the TAXE committee’s own-initiative report to ensure tax justice;

Failure of International Tin Agreement The sixth International Tin Agreement, which entered into force on 1 July 1982 and is due to expire officially on 30 June 1987, has not functioned for practical purposes since 24 October 1985, when the buffer stock (then set at 50 000 tonnes of tin) ran out of funds and operations were suspended.