As part of the theme of the think tank of the Forum d’Avignon for 2015 ‘Culture made in Europe’,
Are pleased to invite you to the debate meeting on the following topic:
The panorama of cultural tax policies in 18 countries - including 14 countries of the European Union - undertaken by EY as part of its study for the Forum d'Avignon 'For a taxation in the service of a European cultural ambition' shows the absence of liaison and cohesion within European fiscal policies - apart from VAT on cultural goods and services. This heterogeneity, detrimental to creators and cultural sectors which work in several countries, encourages competition and tax optimization with non-measurable effects on job creation.
Can Europe play the "creative continent"’s card without any levers to develop cultural policies, through a fiscal policy based on a shared vision? What balance can be found between the need for a common European tax trunk and the national specific features? Is there a ‘European profile’ which would allow one both to have effective levers between the members of the EU and to be attractive internationally, considering the best practices in each of the countries analyzed?
Putting into perspective the works for the Avignon Forum on 'Tax policies in the cultural sector’ in 2009 (updated in 2010 and 2011), this meeting is the opportunity to discover the first reflections of Jean-Pierre Lieb, Eric Verron and Nicolas Genestier from EY, for a European fiscal framework for the creation and the cultural industry.
So as to discuss it, we will have the great pleasure to hear:
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