Daniel Oberko
Tax, Trade and Digitalisation Organiser (based in Ghana)
daniel.oberko@world-psi.org
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Trade unions in Tanzania affiliated to Public Services International (PSI) and their allies have told the government that using tax incentives to attract investors is not a wise policy choice. They say it prevents the government from raising the revenue it needs to address problems of budget deficits, housing shortages, education, health and workers' wages.
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- Tanzania
- Tax
- Tanzania Union of Government and Health Employees
- Researchers, Academicians and Allied Workers Union
- Tanzania Local Government Workers Union
- Tanzania Union of Industrial and Commercial Workers
- Zanzibar Federation of Public Service Unions
- PSI
- Africa & Arab Countries
- English-speaking Central, East and West Africa
- Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
- Tax Justice
- Zanzibar Public and Allied Workers Union
Tax incentives for multinationals not a good policy choice
Peters Adeyemi at the opening of a meeting held in Casablanca (Morocco) on 1-3 October. PSI affiliates and Civil Society Organizations in Africa and the MENA region call for a complete eradication of ISDS in investment and trade agreements, and a discontinuation of the Multilateral Investment Court (a reform proposal of the EU, to the ISDS) in the UNCITRAL Process.
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- Tanzania
- Tax
- Tanzania Union of Government and Health Employees
- Researchers, Academicians and Allied Workers Union
- Tanzania Local Government Workers Union
- Tanzania Union of Industrial and Commercial Workers
- Zanzibar Federation of Public Service Unions
- PSI
- Africa & Arab Countries
- English-speaking Central, East and West Africa
- Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
- Tax Justice
- Zanzibar Public and Allied Workers Union