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The imperative of foreign direct investment for Caribbean countries
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UAE will be proud of its achievements, even as its focus is already on the future
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Dubai Economy and Amazon set to support start-ups in digital economy
3 hours ago The Dubai economy strives to deliver solutions that contribute to enhance the ease of doing business in the emirate and expanding the growth.
The Business Registration and Licensing (BRL) sector in Dubai Economy and Amazon have launched a new programme to support DED Trader licence holders by providing interactive e-Learning content to help them thrive in the digital economy.
The new programme is part of the cooperation between Dubai Economy and Amazon to support DED Trader licence holders interested in making their products available to more customers and growing their businesses online. The programme will offer access to the Amazon Seller University, which provides a series of training videos and resources that will help participant’s master key tools and applications to build their brand and expand their businesses to reach millions of customers via Amazon.ae.
SYDNEY and KUALA LUMPUR, Apr 1 2021 (IPS) - Illicit financial flows (IFFs) hurt all countries, both developed and developing. But poor countries suffer relatively more, accounting for nearly half the loss of world tax revenue.
IFFs refer to cross-border movements of money and other financial assets obtained illegally at source, e.g., by corruption, smuggling, tax evasion, etc. This often involves trade mis-invoicing and transnational corporations’ (TNCs) transfer pricing via ‘creative’ accounting or book-keeping.
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Staggering revenue losses
About US$500–600 billion in corporate tax revenue is lost yearly to TNCs shifting profits to low-, or no-tax ‘havens’. These often involve fictitious ‘paper’ transactions at inflated prices among subsidiaries to ‘move’ profits out of the country where a TNC actually does business and makes profits, to tax havens where they pay much less, often little or no tax.
Dubai underlines competitiveness as one of the safest cities in the world
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