Bref historique de
TaxCOOP

In 2005-2006, Brigitte Alepin (co-founder of
TaxCOOP) conducted a research contract with the Harvard Kennedy
School on the question: “How to adapt our tax systems to
globalization? “.
Tax competition that will result from the implementation of our plans
traditional tax in a globalized world.es fiscaux à la
mondialisation ?». L’idée de TaxCOOP lui est venue alors qu’elle réalisait la
concurrence fiscale qui résultera de l’application de nos régimes
traditionnels d’imposition dans un monde mondialisé.

TaxCOOP on the GLOBAL TAX 50 of the world's most influential figures and organizations

At the beginning of 2013, realising that the crucial issue of
international tax competition between nations and between businesses hadn’t been studied globally, Brigitte Alepin met up with Daniel McMahon, President executive officer of l’Ordre des CPA in Quebec to ask him to join her initiative to implement the first global conference about tax competition. He agreed to.

In 2013 and 2014, Brigitte Alepin travelled the world to talk to international organisations and tax policy leaders about TaxCoop and seize their appeal. Once tax policy leaders from the OECD and the UN had confirmed their official participation, TaxCOOP was launched.

TaxCoop 2015 was introduced in Montréal at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and was a great success. Never has a conference about taxation been so popular in Canada.

Tax COOP 2016 was presented at the World Bank on May 23rd and on the 24th in Washignton. This conference was also a great success.

TaxCOOP 2017 was presented to the United Nations in Geneva on October 16, 2017. This is the first major tax conference presented to the United Nations.

On 15 December 2017, TaxCOOP was ranked on the prestigious Global tax 50 of the most influential personalities and organizations in the world in taxation. This is the only conference on this prestigious list.

TaxCOOP 2018 is presented on 2-3 October 2018 at OECD headquarters on the occasion of the Paris Conference.

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