In South and Central America, a movement toward further economic
integration has begun. Those policy actions may one day become part
of a process that could create a single economy including several
Latin American and Caribbean countries. They have significant
implications for policies related to public finances and especially
the countries' tax systems.
In the hope of helping to make the process smoother, and to
foster a better understanding of the policy actions required, the
Inter-American Development Bank studied the impact of trade
integration on taxes. Twelve of these studies are collected in
"Taxation and Latin American Integration," covering such topics as
the impact of trade liberalization on tax revenues and fiscal
balances; harmonization and the instruments needed to achieve it;
tax coordination among different regions of the same country;
globalization and tax competition; tax incentives for foreign
investment; tax treaties; transfer pricing and integration;
exchange of information among tax administrations; economic
integration and pensions; capital income tax coordination; and the
impact of globalization on tax systems.
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