Did you know the IBFD Library offers information literacy services and library training to its users? Our experienced staff gives guidance on where and how to search, find the various information sources, evaluate the sources and how to use them in further research. More information on the services offered is available on the Services for Library Visitors page.

The IBFD Library research guide on "Digital Economy"has been enhanced by the addition of separate bibliographies on the topics "Pillar One" and "Pillar Two". You can find these bibliographies on separate tabs on the "Digital Economy" research guide page. The bibliographies are regularly updated.

This autumn, we are excited to announce a new collaboration with the University of Amsterdam’s (UvA) Conservation and Restoration master’s programme, specialising in Book and Paper. A small group of students from this programme will be working on restoring some of the most fragile treasures from our Bookwall collection. This partnership will allow us to preserve important pieces of our 19th-century collection while offering the students practical experience in conservation. This project is part of our digitisation efforts with the open digital archives, Library Treasures.

The IBFD Library and Information Centre holds the largest collection of international tax publications in the world, covering almost every country. Our physical library is currently open on Monday-Friday from 9:00-17:00 (CET). You can book your visit via the Visitor Form, or you can contact libinfo@ibfd.org. The virtual library desk is staffed during the same hours for offering online services.