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In the Midst of an LNG Export Boom, Why Are We Getting so Little for Our Gas?

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Since its introduction in July 2002, the Botswana Value Added Tax (VAT) system has gone through several reforms. These include: an increase in the VAT… Read More ›

Towards Simplification of Value Added Tax Compliance for Small Businesses in Botswana – Lessons from New Zealand

Transfer pricing has been an important issue in the Indonesian tax system since 2005 when the Indonesian tax authority, the Directorate General of Taxes, received… Read More ›

Minimising Potential Tax Avoidance by Strengthening Transfer Pricing Policy in Indonesia

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Towards Optimal Tax-Benefits Treatment of Collectors of Artworks

The past decade has seen heightened salience for international tax policy, resulting in both increased public debate and a series of policy responses such as… Read More ›

What Drove Recent Civil Society Campaigning Around International Tax Justice in the UK and Australia?

As the year 2019 comes to an end, the Austaxpolicy team would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our contributors and readers… Read More ›

Happy Holidays from Austaxpolicy

For all of international tax’s history, the decision of which country should tax cross-border income has rested upon two fundamental legal concepts: ‘residence’, a tax… Read More ›

The International Seabed Authority and the Future of Tax

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