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14 Dec 2015   Chapter
French  		Liban
OECD, Pages:: 348–349 in Resserrer les liens avec les diasporas : Panorama des compétences des migrants 2015
03 Nov 2015   Chapter
English  		Lebanon
OECD, Pages:: 338–339 in Connecting with Emigrants : A Global Profile of Diasporas 2015
14 July 2015   Chapter
Spanish  		El «Calendario del contribuyente» en el Líbano
OECD, Pages:: 117–122 in Fomentando la cultura tributaria, el cumplimiento fiscal y la ciudadanía : Guía sobre educación tributaria en el mundo
El presente capítulo trata sobre el Programa de Educación Cívico-Tributaria del Líbano. Comienza haciendo un recorrido por el programa al completo y sus objetivos, seguido del análisis de un elemento en concreto: el «Calendario del Contribuyente»....
30 June 2015   Chapter
English  		Lebanon: The "Time for Taxes" calendar
OECD, Pages:: 105–109 in Building Tax Culture, Compliance and Citizenship : A Global Source Book on Taxpayer Education
This chapter presents Lebanon’s taxpayer education programme. It first gives an overview of the whole programme and its objectives, followed by a focus on one specific element, the "Time for Taxes" calendar. It finally looks at the impacts and...
30 June 2015   Chapter
French  		Liban : Le calendrier fiscal « le temps des impôts »
OECD, Pages:: 113–117 in Édifier une culture fiscale, du civisme et de citoyenneté : Un document de référence global de l'éducation des contribuables
Ce chapitre présente le programme d'éducation des contribuables du Liban. Il décrit d'abord les objectifs généraux du programme, suivi d’un point sur un élément spécifique, le calendrier fiscal « Le temps des impôts ». Il examine par la suite...
15 Oct 2014   Chapter
French  		Liban
OECD, Pages:: 285–301 in Politiques en faveur des PME Afrique du Nord et Moyen-Orient 2014 : Évaluation sur la base du Small Business Act pour l'Europe
Avec un PIB par habitant supérieur à 10 000 USD en 2012, le Liban est classé par la Banque Mondiale comme une économie à revenu moyen supérieur. Le pays a connu quatre années de forte croissance économique à un taux annuel moyen de 7.8 % entre 2008...
23 Sep 2014   Chapter
English  		Lebanon
OECD, Pages:: 261–276 in SME Policy Index: The Mediterranean Middle East and North Africa 2014 : Implementation of the Small Business Act for Europe
With a GDP per capita exceeding USD 10 000 in 2012, Lebanon is classified by the World Bank as an upper middle income economy. The country witnessed four years of strong economic growth at an average annual rate of 7.8% between 2008 and 2010, led by...
28 Jan 2013   Table
French  		Égalité homme femme
No 6, Développement : Tableaux-clés de l'OCDE
Ce tableau comprend des données sur l’égalité homme femme, facteurs réduisant la qualité de vie des femmes sur une échelle de 0 à 1. Ce tableau fait partie des tableaux-clés sur le développement.
28 Jan 2013   Table
English  		Gender equality : Factors reducing women's quality of life, scale 0 to 1
No 6, Development: Key Tables from OECD
This table includes data on gender equality, factors reducing women’s quality of life, scale 0 to 1. The table is part of the key tables collection on development.
20 June 2012   Book
English  		Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes Peer Reviews: Lebanon 2012 : Phase 1: Legal and Regulatory Framework
OECD, Pages:: 80
This report examines Lebanon's legal and regulatory framework for the exchange of tax information.
18 July 2011   Chapter
English  		Lebanon
OECD, Pages:: 280–281 in Aid for Trade at a Glance 2011 : Showing Results
22 Feb 2010   Chapter
English  		Lebanon
OECD, Pages:: 156–157 in Atlas of Gender and Development : How Social Norms Affect Gender Equality in non-OECD Countries
Social institutions in Lebanon are complex and closely linked to religion. The country officially recognises a total of 18 religious groups. According to a report by Zaatari, family matters are governed by as many as 15 personal status codes.
30 Jan 2006   Chapter
English  		Lebanon : How is Professional Management Monitored?
Fouad Zmokhol, Pages:: 193–195 in Corporate Governance of Non-Listed Companies in Emerging Markets
There is no doubt that corporate governance involves both the private and the public sectors. The public sector should provide the necessary infrastructure and ensure that there is a conducive business environment and a healthy investment climate ...
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