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April 27, 2026Bulletin for international taxation0 citations

The Single Tax Principle

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JHJohanna Hey

Key Points

  • The aim is to analyze the content and implications of the single tax principle in international tax law.
  • Examined the relationship of the single tax principle to established tax principles.
  • Explored practical implications of the global minimum tax derived from the single tax principle.
  • Provided insights from the European Union's experience regarding the single tax principle.
  • Identified challenges to the viability of the single tax principle in the fragmented international tax landscape.
  • Discussed the relevance of the global minimum tax as a potential solution.
  • Highlighted lessons learned from the EU's application of the single tax principle.

Abstract

The single tax principle (STP) remains one of the most controversial ideas in international tax law. This article examines its content, relationship to established principles and practical implications, exploring whether solutions derived from the STP — notably the global minimum tax — can remain viable amid a fragmented international tax landscape, with insights from the EU experience.

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Johanna Hey (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69eefd9bfede9185760d45d5https://doi.org/10.59403/rkyhqc
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