In financial markets it is common for companies and individuals to invest into foreign companies. To avoid the double taxation of investors on dividend paymentboth in the country where the profit is generated as well as the country of residence-most governments have entered into bilateral double taxation treaties, whereby investors can claim a tax refund in the country where the profit is generated. Due to easily forgeable documents and insufficient international exchange of information between tax authorities, investors illegitimately apply for these tax returns causing an estimated damage of 1.8 billion USD, for example, in Denmark alone. This paper assesses the potential of a blockchain database to provide a feasible solution for overcoming this problem against the backdrop of recent advances in the public sector and the unique set of blockchain capacities. Towards this end, we develop and evaluate a blockchain-based prototype system aimed at eliminating this type of tax fraud and increasing transparency regarding the flow of dividends. While the prototype is based on the specific context of the Danish tax authority, we discuss how it can be generalized for tracking international and interorganizational transactions.
Grøn omstilling og strategiske klimamål frem mod 2030 er en realitet vi alle står over for – herunder også Aarhus Kommune. For at Aarhus Kommune kan nå de opstillede klimamål er det ikke længere tilstrækkeligt at satse udelukkende på el-biler, men at der er et behov for at tænke flere virkemidler ind i en større sammenhæng for at opnå den fulde effekt. I den forbindelse er der udarbejdet et referencestudie over forskellige typer af mobilitetsknudepunkter, som tager afsæt i seks forskellige cases i Europa. Casene varierer fra hinanden, og fokus er på at belyse konceptet, konteksten og selve knudepunktet, for at få en samlet forståelse for det enkelte knudepunkt. Slutteligt er der opstillet en række læringspunkter for casene hver især samt en anbefaling til Aarhus Kommune i forhold til deres videre arbejde med mobilitetsknudepunkter.
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