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As we approach 2024, the Austaxpolicy team would like to thank everyone who contributed, read, commented, and supported the blog in 2023. We also wish… Read More ›
As we approach 2024, the Austaxpolicy team would like to thank everyone who contributed, read, commented, and supported the blog in 2023. We also wish… Read More ›
Frustrated with the ease with which multinational enterprises can use transfer pricing to shift profits across borders, many tax scholars have called for a shift… Read More ›
Economic malaise or shocks, such as those caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, can result in job losses and individuals turning to government income support. Some… Read More ›
While economists are renown for never agreeing, almost all do agree that stamp duty on property transfers is bad tax. Similarly, it is widely accepted… Read More ›
More than 170 countries now have a goods and services tax (GST) or value-added tax (VAT), and the tax accounts for approximately one fifth of… Read More ›
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