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In honor of Tax Notes Talks 300th episode, Tax Notes chief correspondent Stephanie Soong reviews her tax career and coverage of the OECD over the last decade.

The overall economy has managed to eke out growth, but that’s only because the population and labour supply have increased, thanks largely to the highest immigration rates in more than 60 years

Off the back of the PISA results last week into maths, science, and reading, comes the OECD's disciplinary climate index. 
It won't surprise you to learn w

Bradley, however, highlighted that getting access to capital may not be an issue as India provides healthy returns on capital and was not overleveraged. "India has a fairly healthy balance sheet; its not over-leveraged. Its got a large public government deficit. You can have a large deficit if your growth is high," he said.

Country has longest working hours as well as lowest labour productivity and lowest salaries OECD

In a ground-breaking judgment in the case of Assessing Officer Circle (International Taxation) 2(2)(2) New Delhi v. Nestle SA, the Supreme Court of India (“SC”) has definitively addressed the...

The Indonesian Ministry of Education addressed the decline in the countrys Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2022 score.

SINGAPORE — A recent report that just about half of the parents in Singapore ask their children about schoolwork at least weekly has sparked discussions online about how concerned parents are for their children, but some who spoke to TODAY said it is not that they do not care about their teenagers' studies.

US spending soars above that of several countries where students are performing better in math, reading and science.

Branch to create over 20 direct jobs and more indirect jobs