Book review - Comparative taxation: Why tax systems differ
Source: Australian Tax Forum Journal Article
Published Date: 1 Dec 2018
This book has a somewhat unconventional history. Its inception was a publication by Professor Cedric Sandford in 2000. This seminal text was influential in the fields of tax policy and administration worldwide. It also gained salience with an audience of tax academics and students. The most recent, 2017, version of the book " with an updated title and the addition of four highly esteemed tax professors as authors " is likely to achieve similar recognition and prominence. While Professor Sandford passed away in 2002, his contribution is acknowledged with his inclusion as an author in this 2017 text.
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- Published By: Lisa Marriott
- Published On:1 Dec 2018
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