OECD insists Ireland is not a tax haven

The OECD has again insisted that Ireland is not a tax haven.

OECD insists Ireland is not a tax haven

The OECD has again insisted that Ireland is not a tax haven.

An expert from the body has told the Oireachtas Finance Committee that Ireland is not on its list of countries which allow deliberate tax-dodging.

Ireland's corporate tax regime has come under criticism from the United States, which believes American companies are exploiting Irish law to avoid paying tax in America.

Pascal Saint-Amens said a co-coordinated global campaign would be needed to avoid this, as individual countries could not change the system alone.

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