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Taxing the digital economy - The end of the (tax) world as we know it?

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 11 Mar 2020

 

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This paper covers:

  • digital economy: episode I " the (Phantom) Menace
  • the resistance (OECD) in action
  • digital economy: episode II " attack of the taxes
  • Australia should restore the balance
  • difficulties businesses and advisors face in navigating current uncertainty
  • episode IV " a new hope
  • the end of the (tax) world?
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Taxing the digital economy - The end of the (tax) world as we know it?

Author(s): Aylin Harapoz , Simon Thorp ATI , Sandy Chan , John Locke
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