The article relates to developments in which in East African countries are expected to collect more revenue under a new code drawn, by the world's richest economies to stop foreign multinationals from dodging taxes in host countries.The new code -- Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) -- adopted by G20 at its meeting in Turkey, seeks to seal loopholes in the global tax system that allow corporate profits to "evaporate" .
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