Countries are reacting to the Covid-19 outbreak by attempting to mitigate the impacts on individuals, business and the economy. Multinationals are also taking varied responses to the outbreak. Despite all current uncertainties in the global economy, there are updates on the taxation of the digitalised economy, and the OECD has said its work will continue uninterrupted. The UK published the final provisions of its digital services tax in Finance Bill 2020 and there are updates from Spain and Austria. The OECD is also working on draft rules for the gig economy.
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Countries are reacting to the Covid-19 outbreak by attempting to mitigate the impacts on individuals, business and the economy. Multinationals are also taking varied responses to the outbreak. Despite all current uncertainties in the global economy, there are updates on the taxation of the digitalised economy, and the OECD has said its work will continue uninterrupted. The UK published the final provisions of its digital services tax in Finance Bill 2020 and there are updates from Spain and Austria. The OECD is also working on draft rules for the gig economy.
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