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Financial Justice Ireland
[Foreign Affairs] Civil society consultation (as part of Dochas network delegation) with Irish Aid on foot of the publication of the Compromiso de Sevilla outcome text from the UN Financing for Development Conference (FFD4); Attendance at Civil society meeting with Minister of State for International Development and Diaspora, Neale Richmond TD on the side of the FFD4 conference
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Taxation] Urging the minister to accept their recommendation from Ireland’s recent assessments by two UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies, in particular we want to you to conduct a new, comprehensive and independent analysis of the impacts of Ireland’s tax policies on the economies of developing countries and to support the development of an effective UN Tax Convention.
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Finance] We wrote to the Ministers for Finance and Foreign Affairs, and their counterparts in other parties, calling for permanent debt cancellation for developing countries in the light of the Covid-19 epidemic
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Finance] We wrote to the Minister for Finance to follow up on previous correspondence calling for permanent debt cancellation for developing countries in the light of the Covid-19 epidemic
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Finance] We wrote to the Minister for Finance to follow up on previous correspondence calling for permanent debt cancellation for developing countries in the light of the Covid-19 epidemic
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Environment] Policy Briefing for TDs and Senators - 'A Perfect Storm: Climate Change and Sovereign Debt in the Global South: An unearned burden'
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Financial Justice Ireland
[EU Affairs] We ran a campaign in advance of the MEP elections to ask MEP candidates to support policies that support financial justice, if elected to the European Parliament.
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Finance] Changing policies at European level to tackle financial injustice: specifically calling on MEPS to publicly support a comprehensive and effective reform of national and European economic institutions in order to confront financialisation as a key driver of inequalities and promote active de-financialisation. Three main pillars for action were proposed: 1) EU economic and fiscal policies, 2) development finance and EU policies towards the global South, and 3) thematic policies.
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Taxation] Spoke at Irish Tax Justice Network event ‘How to address corporate tax avoidance in Ireland’, which had an external speaker and outlined specific proposals to address the gaps in Irish corporation tax code that leave Ireland vulnerable to accusations of operating as a corporate tax haven.
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Taxation] The effects of international taxation policy on developing countries; the way Ireland's taxation policies effect developing countries
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Finance] DDCI spoke before the Public Accounts Committee to express concerns about gaps in Ireland’s corporate taxation and incentives system, along with its transfer-pricing regime, which facilitate multinational corporations to operate aggressive tax dodging schemes from Ireland that reduce their global liabilities and deny much-needed tax revenues to low-income countries.
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Finance] Ensure the Register of Beneficial Owners of companies is made publicly available.
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Housing] We shared a report about the role of vulture funds in the Irish housing market as well as internationally and steps the government should take to address these, including: 1. support more effective collective action clauses 2. Participate in negotiations to develop a sovereign debt resolution mechanism, 3. Participate actively in multilateral framework negotiations, 4. bring about a more equitable financial system with greater transparency
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Taxation] EU negotiations on public country by country reporting for multinational corporations under the Shareholders Rights Directive
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Foreign Affairs] country access to automatic information exchange
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Taxation] Impact of Irish Tax policies towards multinationals on developing countries
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Taxation] EU negotiations on public country by country reporting for multinational corporations under the Shareholders Rights Directive
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Financial Justice Ireland
[Foreign Affairs] Letter
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