Brazil to seek joint G20 statement on international taxation by July
Brazil's G20 presidency aims to craft a statement on international taxation by the group's July meeting, the country's finance minister said on Thursday, reiterating a call for solutions to ensure increased tax contributions by the super-rich.
Speaking at the opening of the G20 finance track meeting on taxation in Sao Paulo, Fernando Haddad said that Brazil expects the statement to be "balanced yet ambitious".
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