Large business and international: part 2
Source: Taxation In Australia Journal Article
Published Date: 1 Oct 2021
In last month's journal, part 1 of the Case for Change chapter on large business and international addressed the corporate tax
system's current complexities and shortcomings. This month, part 2 looks at particular sets of rules within the corporate tax system " some quite considerable in size and scope " and challenges the need for the level of complexity and reach, and in some cases, the need for some of these rules at all.
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- Published On:1 Oct 2021
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