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Jonathan Chaloff
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International Migration Division OECD but personal account. 99% posts related to visa/permit policy, employment, integration, population, stats, evaluations. Previously worked at McDonalds
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Difficulty in figuring out cost/benefit may be why so many "tax relief for migrants" programmes in OECD countries change so often - rolled back, adjusted, contingented, sunset... And the idea keeps coming back 5/ www.dw.com/en/germany-m...

Germany mulls new tax rebates for skilled foreign workers
Germany mulls new tax rebates for skilled foreign workers

The German government wants to grant skilled foreign workers tax relief if they take up employment in Germany. But some critics have described the idea as "socially explosive."

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One observation is that offering tax relief to a broad range of migrants is rare. Portugal's tax relief for non-habitual residents (NHR) was worth almost €1bn in 2020. Most eligibility ended this year. But the *targeted* relief remains. www.reuters.com/world/europe... 6/

Chart showing number of beneficiaries of "non-habitual resident tax relief" in Portugal, 2009-2020. Number is close to zero from 2009-2012 but rises sharply to hit almost 12,000 in 2019 before declining to 9,000 in 2020.
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Jonathan Chaloff
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International Migration Division OECD but personal account. 99% posts related to visa/permit policy, employment, integration, population, stats, evaluations. Previously worked at McDonalds
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