Platform for Collaboration on Tax

December 10, 2024

Public Consultation on Tax Incentives Principles

This paper is issued as a public consultation draft to seek feedback on its contents from tax policymakers, practitioners, and experts. We invite all relevant stakeholders to review the document and provide their comments, suggestions, and insights. The deadline for submission is February 11th, 2025.

October 30, 2024

Taxation and the Sustainable Development Goals: The Role of the PCT

In this joint blog by Manal Corwin, OECD; Manuela Francisco, World Bank; Vitor Gaspar, IMF; and Shari Spiegel, UNDESA, PCT partners explore tax reforms essential for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Discover how strengthening tax systems can close the SDG financing gap and support equitable growth.

Ask-An-Expert Series #4: Border Carbon Adjustments: Considering Climate and Fiscal Implications for developing Countries

Please join us for the Platform for Collaboration on Tax (PCT) Ask-an-Expert Webinar on Border Carbon Adjustments: Considering Climate and Fiscal Implications for Developing Countries to be held over Zoom on Tuesday, November 5th, 9:00 to 11:00 am (EDT).

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Who We Are

The Platform for Collaboration on Tax (PCT) is a joint initiative of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), United Nations, and the World Bank Group to strengthen collaboration on domestic resource mobilization (DRM). The PCT, launched in April 2016, fosters collective action for stronger tax systems in developing and emerging countries.

Coordination of DRM capacity building

We provide comprehensive and easily accessible information about PCT Partners’ support for capacity development, with a view toward facilitating and strengthening coordination among…

Analytical work

We produce guidance notes and toolkits on key contemporary tax issues in support of developing countries.

Workshops & learning

We foster informed and effective participation of all relevant stakeholders — especially developing countries — in international tax cooperation, through a variety of workshops and learning events.