OECD List definition

OECD List means the OECD List of Varieties Eligible for Certification;

Examples of OECD List in a sentence

• See OECD report, “Towards Global Tax Co-operation: Progress in Identifying and Eliminating Harmful Tax Practices,” (June 2000), reprinted in the Subcommittee 2001 Offshore Tax Haven Hearing record, 125-152, at 140; and chart prepared by the Subcommittee entitled, “2000 OECD List of Offshore Tax Havens,” at 91.

• The paper concentrates on long lasting products associated to car industry, particularly passenger cars.

• Moreover, correlations between the Tax Attractiveness Index and OECD List 2000 as well as OECD List 2009, respectively, are highly significant (results not reported).

• The Stichting Co-Invest Pamoja Liberia is controlled for 94% by Miamar B.V., which in turn is fully owned by Pamoja Capital Holdings (LUX1) S.á.r.l., based in Luxemburg.110 Luxemburg has long featured on the OECD List of Tax Havens, and is known for its tax secrecy111 and low corporate tax regime.112 In a study that was part of the “Mapping the Faultlines” project by the Tax Justice Network, Luxemburg was ranked as the second most opaque country with regard to corporate legal and financial arrangements.

• To compare the OECD’s evaluation with the Tax Attractiveness Index, we introduce a dummy variable (OECD List 2000) assuming the value one if a country is either classified as a tax haven (including the six countries that issued an ‘advance commitment’) or identified as offering a preferential tax regime or as providing a potentially harmful holding regime.

• The ‘black list’ was completely abolished.We introduce a further dummy variable ( OECD List 2009) assuming the value one if a country appears on the ‘grey list’.

• The hearing(s) on Confirmation of the Plan, to be held on the date or dates established by the Bankruptcy Court pursuant to section 1129 of the Bankruptcy Code, as it may be adjourned or continued from time to time.

• Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Environment Directorate, The 2004 OECD List of High Production Volume Chemicals, (2004).

• Since then these three countries have been removed from the OECD List of Uncooperative Tax Havens.38 It is unquestionable that this is an enormous suc- cess for the initiating countries and the OECD; but considering that the initiators are mainly high tax countries with highly inefficient tax systems this success has also critical perspec- tives.

• The PD defines a donor as ‘a country, organisation or official agency – including state and local governments – that provides Official Development Assistance’ Source: OECD, List of frequently asked questions for the 2008 survey, OECD DAC-website: http://www.oecd.org/dac/hlfsurvey, 2008l.