Financial Transparency Coalition

In late November, the UN General Assembly passed a landmark resolution signaling a start on working on a UN framework convention on taxation.

G20 leaders met in Indonesia in the midst of multiple crises, with 85 percent of the world population expected to face austerity measures and severe budget cuts next year that will impact the most vulnerable compounded by an insufficient response to the Covid-19 pandemic, with only 38 percent of relief funds going to social protection in global South countries.

Outgoing head of the OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration (CTPA), Pascal Saint-Amans will be joining private sector lobbying firm Brunswick Group on November 1.

The Financial Transparency Coalition, together with its coalition members, partners and allies, wish to denounce the OECD’s decision to allow the recent appointment of Pascal Saint-Amans