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As the COVID19 public health crisis continues to intensify, deep flaws in our societies and economies have become abundantly clear. It is a system that puts profits before people, privileges corporations and the wealthy, and deepens many forms of inequality and injustice, including gender inequal
Source: www.apmdd.org
As the COVID19 public health crisis continues to intensify, deep flaws in our societies and economies have become abundantly clear. It is a system that puts profits before people, privileges corporations and the wealthy, and deepens many forms of inequality and injustice, including gender inequal
Source: www.apmdd.org
CUPE Ontario says “privatization, underfunding, and downloading of services impacts the quality of the services we utilize. Corporations have higher profits then ever, and aren’t taxed at the levels they should be. Wealth disparity is worse than ever. We need to fight this together.”
Source: Twitter
This report from the Center for International Corporate Accountability and Research reveals how Revera - a major private aged-care provider - appears to be using aggressive tax avoidance schemes in notorious tax havens such as Jersey, Guernsey and Luxembourg.
A PSI research paper on sustainable local and regional government funding “provides a set of political and practical options, recommendations and caveats for LRG/municipal unions and their members to make counterproposals and put alternative, progressive options on the table when they are told private financing, externalization and austerity measures are the only way to finance local public services, including within the implementation of the New Urban Agenda. It is also meant to spur much needed debate which PSI LRG/municipal unions members have a lot of expertise to contribute to.”
This briefing paper outlines why taxation is important, the problems of tax base erosion and profit sharing and discusses recent tax justice campaigns in Argentina.
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CSOs as equal partners in monitoring public finance started from 2016 with the aim to improve accountability and transparency of the public finance in targeted countries and strengthen Civil Society Organisations’ (CSOs) role and voice in monitoring the institutions’ performance in that area. Key project activities are research and monitoring, advocacy, capacity building and transfer of knowledge/practices and networking in the field of the 4 specific topics: • public debt, • public-private partnerships, • tax equity and • infrastructure projects. More about the project and our work can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/BalkanMonitoringPublicFinance/