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A usage officiel/For Official Use C/MIN(2015)18 Organisation de Coopération et de Développement Économiques Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development 03-Jun-2015 ___________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________ Bil. CONSEIL COUNCIL A usage officiel/ A usage C/ MIN(2015)18 For OfficialFor Use Réunion du Conseil au niveau des Ministres, 3-4 juin 2015 Meeting of the Council at Ministerial Level, 3-4 June 2015 LISTE DES MINISTRES ET CHEFS DE DELEGATION LIST OF MINISTERS AND HEADS OF DELEGATION Les informations contenues dans cette liste (y compris l'ordre de préséance) sont celles transmises par les Délégations via le système de gestion des réunions (EMS) au 2 juin 2015. The information contained herein (including protocol ranking) was supplied by Delegations via the Events Management System (EMS) as of 2 June 2015. JT03377707 Complete document available on OLIS in its original format Document complet disponible sur OLIS dans son format d'origine This document and any map included herein are without prejudice to Ce document et toute carte qu'il peut comprendre sont sans préjudice the status of or sovereignty over any territory, to the delimitation of du statut de tout territoire, de la souveraineté s'exerçant sur ce dernier, international frontiers and boundaries and to the name of any territory, du tracé des frontières et limites internationales, et du nom de tout city or area. territoire, ville ou région. Bil. C/MIN(2015)18 Pays-Bas/Netherlands Présidence/Chair Mr. Mark RUTTE Prime Minister Mr. Henk KAMP Minister of Economic Affairs Ms. Lilianne PLOUMEN Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Co-operation Ms. Melanie SCHULTZ Minister of Infrastructure and the Environment Afrique du Sud/South Africa Mr. Mcebisi JONAS Deputy Minister Ministry of Finance Allemagne/Germany Mr. Sigmar GABRIEL Vice Chancellor and Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) Mr. Matthias MACHNIG State Secretary Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) Argentine/Argentina Point 7/Item 7 Mr. Carlos BIANCO Ambassador, Secretary of International Economic Negotiations Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship Australie/Australia Mr. Steven CIOBO Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Trade and Investment and the Minister of Foreign Affairs Department for Trade and Investment Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Mr. Brian PONTIFEX Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD 2 C/MIN(2015)18 Autriche/Austria Mr. Hans-Jörg SCHELLING Federal Minister of Finance Ms. Marlies STUBITS-WEIDINGER Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD Belgique/Belgium M. Johan VAN OVERTVELDT Ministre des Finances M. Yves HAESENDONCK Ambassadeur, Représentant Permanent auprès de l’OCDE et UNESCO Brésil/Brazil Mr. Mauro VIEIRA Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Joaquim LEVY Minister of Finance Canada Ms. Christine HOGAN Deputy Minister of International Trade Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada Ms. Michelle D'AURAY Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD Chili/Chile Mr. Rodrigo VALDÉS PULIDO Minister of Finance Colombie/Colombia Mr. Mauricio CÁRDENAS Minister of Finance and Public Credit Ms. Mariana SARASTI Deputy Trade Minister Corée/Korea Mr. Kyung Hwan CHOI Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Strategy and Finance 3 C/MIN(2015)18 Mr. Tae-yul CHO Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Jae-do MOON Vice-Minister of Trade and Energy (MOTIE) Mr. Sihyung LEE Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD Costa Rica Mr. Alexander MORA Minister of Foreign Trade Danemark/Denmark Mr. Ulrik Vestergaard KNUDSEN Permanent Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Klavs HOLM Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD Espagne/Spain Mr. Luis de GUINDOS Minister of Economy and Competitiveness Mr. Jesús Manuel GRACÍA ALDAZ Secretary of State for International Cooperation Mr. Iñigo FERNÁNDEZ DE MESA Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs Estonie/Estonia Mr. Väino REINART Undersecretary for Political Affairs, Trade and Development Cooperation États-Unis/United States Mr. Jason FURMAN Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers US Council of Economic Advisers Mr. Michael PUNKE Deputy U.S. Trade Representative and U.S. Permanent Representative to the WTO Permanent Mission of the United States to the World Trade Organization Ms. Karen FLORINI Deputy Special Envoy for Climate Change - S/SECC US Department of State 4 C/MIN(2015)18 Finlande/Finland Mr. Matti ANTTONEN Under-Secretary of State Department for External Economic Relations Ministry of Foreign Affairs France M. François HOLLANDE Président de la République M. Laurent FABIUS Ministre des Affaires étrangères et européennes M. Michel SAPIN Ministre des Finances et Comptes Publics M. Emmanuel MACRON Ministre de l'Economie, de l'Industrie et du Numérique M. Harlem DÉSIR Secrétaire d'Etat chargé des affaires européennes, auprès du Ministre des affaires étrangères et du développement international Mme Annick GIRARDIN Secrétaire d'Etat au Développement et à la Francophonie Ministère des Affaires étrangères et européennes M. Matthias FEKL Secrétaire d’Etat au Commerce Extérieur M. Pierre DUQUESNE Ambassadeur, Représentant Permanent auprès de l'OCDE Grèce/Greece Mr. George STATHAKIS Minister of Economy, Infrastructure, Maritime Affairs and Tourism Mr. George PREVELAKIS Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD Hong Kong, Chine/Hong Kong, China Point 7/Item 7 Mr. Gregory Kam-leung SO Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Commerce and Economic Development Bureau Hongrie/Hungary Mr. Mihály VARGA Minister for National Economy Mr. István MIKOLA State Secretary for Security Policy and International Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade 5 C/MIN(2015)18 Inde/India Mr. Mohan KUMAR Ambassador Embassy of India in Paris Indonésie/Indonesia Mr. PS Brodjonegoro BAMBANG Minister of Finance Irlande/Ireland Mr. Rory MONTGOMERY Secretary General for the OECD and EU Affairs in the Department of the Taoiseach Mr. Michael FORBES Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD Islande/Iceland Mr. Gunnar Bragi SVEINSSON Minister of Foreign Affairs Ms. Berglind ÁSGEIRSDÓTTIR Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD Israël/Israel Mr. Ohad COHEN Director of Foreign Trade Administration Ministry of Trade, Industry and Labour Mr. Carmel SHAMA-HACOHEN Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD Italie/Italy Mr. Pier Carlo PADOAN Minister of Economy and Finance Mr. Carlo CALENDA Deputy Minister of Economic Development Mr. Benedetto DELLA VEDOVA Secretary of State of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Mr. Gabriele CHECCHIA Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD 6 C/MIN(2015)18 Japon/Japan Mr. Yasuhide NAKAYAMA State Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr. Hidemichi SATO Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Mr. Yoshihiro SEKI Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Kazakhstan Point 7/Item 7 Ms. Zhanar AITZHANOVA Minister for Economic Integration Lettonie/Latvia Mr. Edgars RINKEVICS Minister of Foreign Affairs Lituanie/Lithuania Mr. Algirdas BUTKEVICIUS Prime Minister Mr. Linas LINKEVICIUS Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Alminas MACIULIS Chancellor of the Government Office of the Government Mr. Algimantas RIMKUNAS Vice Minister of Finance Luxembourg M. Pierre GRAMEGNA Ministre des Finances Mme Carole DIESCHBOURG Ministre de l’Environnement M. Paul DÜHR Ambassadeur, Représentant Permanent auprès de l'OCDE Maroc/Morocco Point 7/Item 7 Mr. Mamoun BOUHDOUD Minister Delegate to the Minister of Industry, Trade, Investment and the Digital Economy for SMEs and the integration of the informal sector 7 C/MIN(2015)18 Mexique/Mexico Mr. Luis VIDEGARAY CASO Minister of Finance and Public Credit Mr. Francisco DE ROSENZWEIG Vice Minister of Foreign Trade Mr. Juan Manuel VALLE PERENA Executive Director, Mexican Agency for Development Cooperation Myanmar Point 7/Item 7 Mr. Kan ZAW Minister of National Planning and Economic Development Norvège/Norway Mr. Børge BRENDE Minister of Foreign Affairs Ms. Siv JENSEN Minister of Finance Nouvelle-Zélande/New Zealand M. Tim GROSER Minister of Trade, Minister for Climate Change Issues, Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs M. James KEMBER Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD Pérou/Peru Point 7/Item 7 Mr. Alonso SEGURA VASI* Minister of Economy and Finance Pologne/Poland Mr. Andrzej DYCHA Undersecretary of State Ministry of Economy * Also participating in the plenary session of Item 6, as an expert, in his capacity as representative of the Chair of the COP20. 8 C/MIN(2015)18 Portugal Ms. Maria Luis ALBUQUERQUE Minister of State and Finance Mr. Bruno MAÇÃES Secretary of State of European Affairs République populaire de Chine/People’s Republic of China Mr. Shouwen WANG Vice Minister Ministry of Commerce République slovaque/Slovak Republic Mr. Peter KAZIMIR Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Mr. Juraj DRAXLER Minister of Education, Science, Research and Sport République tchèque/Czech Republic Mr. Lubomir ZAORALEK Minister of Foreign Affairs Ms. Michaela MARKSOVA Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Mr. Jan MLADEK Minister of Industry and Trade Royaume-Uni/United Kingdom Mr. Francis MAUDE Minister for Trade and Investment Department for Business Innovation & Skills (BIS) Mr. Nick BRIDGE Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the OECD Sénégal/Senegal Point 7/Item 7 M. Pierre NDIAYE Directeur général de la planification et
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    The outlook for global tax policy and controversy in 2021: Jurisdiction reports Contents Argentina Kazakhstan Australia South Korea Austria Kuwait Bahrain Luxembourg Belgium Malaysia Brazil Mexico Canada Netherlands Chile New Zealand China Mainland Nicaragua Colombia Norway Costa Rica Oman Croatia Panama Cyprus Peru Czech Republic Philippines Denmark Poland Dominican Republic Portugal El Salvador Qatar Egypt Russia Estonia Saudi Arabia Finland Singapore France Slovakia Germany Slovenia Greece South Africa Guatemala Spain Honduras Switzerland Hong Kong Taiwan Hungary Thailand India Turkey Indonesia UAE Iraq Ukraine Ireland United Kingdom Israel United States Italy Vietnam Japan Glossary Jordan 2 | 2021 Tax Policy and Controversy Outlook 2021 Tax Policy and Controversy Outlook | 3 Section 2: Tax policy in 2021 2.1 Key drivers of tax policy change The government seeks fiscal sustainability but at a pace • Online☒ betting tax rate increase that allows the country to recover and sustain that recovery. • VAT☒ and import duty exemption on vaccines and disposables To achieve that, those who foster economic growth, recovery imported by the Ministry of Health Argentina • Return to Contents and exports will receive advantages. Some proposed measures for 2021 include: • Discussions☒ about a new wealth tax on high net worth individuals • Excise☒ taxes increase on electronic products EY key contacts Section 1: Tax rates (2020–2021) 2.2 Tax changes in 2021 Tax policy Tax types Likelihood of changes in 2021 Direction of change Ariel Becher 1.1 Key tax rates [email protected] 1. Overall corporate income tax Change already proposed or known for 2021☒ Lower in 2021 ☒ 2020 2021 % change responsibility +54 11 4318 1686 Change possible or somewhat likely in 2021 ☒ Same in 2021 ☒ Corporate income 30% 25% (*) -17% No changes expected in 2021 Higher in 2021 tax — top rate Tax controversy (Please list top 2.