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The time has come The tools are there – it is only a question of starting to use them Tax avoidance arises where national tax law meets multinational companies. National tax law is designed for national companies. For that very reason, and for a long time, national states have seemed unable to handle the issues arising from the behavior of multinational companies. Today, however, the time for excuses has come to an end. This chapter presents some of the key tools, informed by research, that can be used unilaterally by states to reduce tax avoidance to a minimum. Put simply, if states individually or collectively use the toolbox, they can handle almost all the issues in international taxation identified today.

What Tools Can States Use When Faced with Systematic Tax Avoidance?