The unprecedented COVID-19 outbreak has been spreading around the world, posing enormous threats to the public health and formidable challenges to the global economy. As a multilateral tax dialogue platform, the BRITACʘM is taking its unique advantages to combat the COVID-19 epidemic and boost the social and economic development of the world in tax aspect. This page brings together latest information in respect of valuable practices and exploration from all Members, Observers and other stakeholders of the BRITACʘM.
In order to provide a platform for BRITACʘM Council Members and Observers to exchange views and share experience in responding to the COVID-19 outbreak, a special edition on COVID-19 is issued. We are inviting BRITACʘM Council Members, Observers and other stakeholders to contribute to the Special Edition with topics related to measures, policies rolled out by tax administrations and their experience or practices as well as insights from international organizations or experts. The Special Edition is updated regularly.
This column offers an overview of tax policies and other measures in response to COVID-19 of BRITACʘM Council Member Tax Administrations.All information is publicly available. The contents will be updated on a regular basis. However, due to the fast changes, it may not always reflect the latest policies of a given jurisdiction. You are truly welcomed to provide the information of your jurisdiction by sending an email to [email protected]. (Updated on 13 May 2022)
| Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of |
| Algeria |
| Angola |
| Bangladesh |
| Cambodia |
| Cameroon |
| China |
| Congo, Democratic Republic of |
| Djibouti |
| Ethiopia |
| Gabon |
| Gambia |
| Georgia |
| Hong Kong China |
| Indonesia |
| Pakistan |
| Papua New Guinea |
| Kazakhstan |
| Kuwait |
| Macao China |
| Mongolia |
| Nepal |
| Nigeria |
| Rwanda |
| Samoa |
| Senegal |
| Serbia |
| Sierra Leone |
| Slovak Republic |
| Somalia |
| South Sudan |
| Sudan |
| Suriname |
| Tajikistan |
| United Arab Emirates |
| Uruguay |
This paper focuses on preferential measures on personal income tax (PIT) adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 30 Observers. The aim is to provide suggestions on sustaining people’s livelihoods and reducing the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The materials in this paper are mainly extracted from websites of BRITACOM, OECD and othe...
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This paper focuses on the temporary corporate income tax (CIT) measures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 30 Observers. The aim is to provide suggestions for tax administrations in their consideration of CIT measures to reduce the negative impacts of the pandemic. The material in this paper is mainly ...
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This paper focuses on the preferential tax measures adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 30 Observers, with a view to providing suggestions on supporting pandemic control and prevention supplies. The material in this paper is mainly extracted from websites of BRITACOM, OECD, PWC, official websites of BRITACOM jurisdictions, etc.
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This paper focuses on spending measures adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 30 Observers, with a view to providing suggestions on shielding households and businesses from the economic shock of the COVID-19 pandemic and buffering the human and economic impact of the pandemic. The material in this paper is mainly selected from websites of BR...
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This paper focuses on the preferential financial measures adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 30 Observers, with a view to providing suggestions on supporting financial markets and reducing the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The material in this paper is mainly selected from websites of BRITACOM, OECD, IMF, official websites of ...
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This paper focuses on the preferential monetary measures adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 30 Observers, with a view to providing suggestions on supporting financial markets and reducing the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The material in this paper is mainly selected from websites of BRITACOM, OECD, IMF, official websites of ...
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This paper focuses on the temporary VAT measures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 30 Observers. The aim is to provide suggestions for tax administrations in their consideration of VAT measures to reduce the negative impacts of the pandemic. The information in this paper is mainly selected from the of...
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This paper focuses on the tax measures concerning employment adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 30 Observers. The aim is to provide suggestions for tax administrations in their consideration of tax measures to ensure employment and create new jobs. The information in this paper is mainly selected from the official websites of the OECD, th...
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This paper focuses on the preferential tax measures adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Members and 28 Observers. The aim is to provide suggestions on waiver of tax penalties and postponing tax audits. The information in this paper is mainly selected from websites of OECD, KPMG and the tax administrations of the BRITACOM jurisdictions.
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This paper focuses on preferential tax measures adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 28 Observers. The aim is to provide suggestions on the extension of filing and tax payments deadlines to relieve the administrative burden for taxpayers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The material in this paper is mainly selected from websites of BRITACOM, O...
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This paper focuses on preferential measures on social security contributions (SSCs) adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 28 Observers. The aim is to provide suggestions on sustaining people’s livelihoods and reducing the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The information in this paper is mainly selected from websites of OECD, IBFD a...
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This paper focuses on the preferential tax measures adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 28 Observers. The aim is to provide suggestions on supporting the industries severely hit by COVID-19 pandemic and stimulating economic recovery. The materials in this paper are mainly selected from www.britacom.org, www.OECD.org, official websites of B...
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This paper focuses on the preferential tax measures adopted by BRITACOM jurisdictions that consist of 36 Council Member Tax Administrations and 28 Observers. The aim is to provide suggestions about supporting the work resumption of SMEs and reducing the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The material in this paper is mainly selected from www.britacom.org, www.OECD.org, www.IBFD.org, offi...
Read MoreConsidering the theme of the Second Belt and Road Initiative Tax Administration Cooperation Forum (BRITACOF) and the significance of tax digitalization especially in the fight against COVID-19, the Secretariat is holding a series of virtual events featuring tax digitalization from July 2020 to March 2021, including 3 twin-events (1 working level seminar plus 1 follow-up meeting for each twin-event) and 1 high-level conference.
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