Tres temas clave serán abordados a continuación: la asignación justa de los derechos tributarios, el principio de plena competencia y los acuerdos fiscales bilaterales.

El informe más reciente de la Alianza Global por la Justicia Fiscal (GATJ) traza la historia de la Convención Fiscal de la ONU.

A fair allocation of taxing rights, transcending the arm’s length principle, and moving past bilateral tax treaties, are three key issues for the UN Tax Convention.

Tracing the history of the UN Tax Convention, from the OECD to the present-day third session of the UN Tax Convention negotiations.

Marking the 2025 International Day of Care and Support under the theme of "Care and Support for All – Addressing all rights-holders, including those providing and receiving care and support .”

In Part 1 of "Power, Politics & People: Africanising the Debt Crisis in a Reparations Framework" Derej Alemayehu, the Executive Coordinator of the Global Alliance for Tax Justice, frames international tax reform as a form of reparative justice for Africa. He explains how modern profit‑shifting, tax avoidance, illicit financial flows, and debt are continuations of colonial plunder, and why a UN‑led tax convention, democratic global tax governance, and coordinated African unity are essential to restore fiscal sovereignty and stop resource drain. Highlights: Why tax reform = reparations, not just revenue The link between tax, debt and systemic injustice The Africa Group’s role in pushing UN tax negotiations How transforming rules and governance can rebuild fiscal sovereignty

Updates and activities from the global tax justice movement.

Every year, countries lose €100s of billions due to tax havens & loopholes, but it doesn’t have to be this way.For over 10 years, civil society has been figh...