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  Miscellaneous 2009

GST: Experience in other jurisdictions

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 4 Sep 2009

 

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The global GST/VAT landscape is currently changing with the number of countries introducing consumption taxes constantly growing and new types of intangibles and other products constantly developing. This paper examines some of these changes including:

  • how does Australia compare with other jurisdictions?
  • key differences in legal frameworks
  • what are the current themes and proposed changes coming out of other jurisdictions?
  • relevance of international cases
  • the importance of influences other than Europe on Australian analysis.
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Experience in other jurisdictions

Author(s): Marie Pallot
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  • Published By: Marie Pallot
  • Published On:4 Sep 2009
  • Took place at:The Langham Hotel, Melbourne

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