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A New Dawn for the International Tax System: Evolution from Past to Future and What Role Will China Play?

Yayınevi : IBFD

Yazarlar : Conrad Turley , Mario Petriccione , David Chamberlain , Yuesheng Jiang , Khoonming Ho

ISBN :9789087223908

Sayfa Sayısı :1050

Baskı Sayısı :1

Basım Yılı :2017

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A New Dawn for the International Tax System: Evolution from Past to Future and What Role Will China Play?

The global tax system is currently in a period of flux, with the BEPS Project driving a significant overhaul of international tax rules. At the same time, China’s growing economic sophistication has prompted radical change in Chinese cross-border tax rules and a shift in China’s engagement with global tax rule-setting bodies. This book provides a long-run perspective on the development of the global taxation framework and analyses China’s rules against developments elsewhere in the world.

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A New Dawn for the International Tax System: Evolution from Past to Future and What Role Will China Play?

The global tax system is currently in a period of flux, with the BEPS Project driving a significant overhaul of international tax rules. At the same time, China’s growing economic sophistication has prompted radical change in Chinese cross-border tax rules and a shift in China’s engagement with global tax rule-setting bodies. This book provides a long-run perspective on the development of the global taxation framework and analyses China’s rules against developments elsewhere in the world.

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