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Profit Shifting Hurts Developing Economies, OECD Says

By Igor Kossov · August 1, 2014, 5:58 PM EDT

Base erosion and profit shifting is making it a struggle for developing countries around the world to collect taxes sufficient for growth, and their lack of coordination may only make things...

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