VAT/GST in a global digital economy
Wolters Kluwer - Alphen aan den Rijn
2015
XXII, 224 p.
digital economy ; currency ; value added tax ; digitalisation
EUCOTAX
43
Economics
English
Index;Charts
978-9041159526
03.01-67454
"Indirect taxation is increasing in prominence worldwide. In times of international company tax competition, such forms of indirect taxation as value added tax (VAT) and goods and services taxes (GST) are particularly advantageous as sources of tax revenue on account of their broad base and non-distortion of competition in the chain of companies. In addition, the far-reaching changes in tax regimes wrought by these shifts are happening in direct parallel with the equally transformative digitalization of the economy, creating unprecedented difficulties for tax authorities worldwide and also for lawyers who must combine knowledge of the intricacies of indirect taxation with ever-changing digital ways of conducting business."
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