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Value added tax and direct taxation : similarities and differences

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Value added tax and direct taxation : similarities and differences
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Value added tax and direct taxation : similarities and differences
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eng
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This book provides a comprehensive in-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between consumption taxes and direct taxes. Fifty contributions are included, written by academics, practitioners and representatives from several international tax administrations and institutions
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Englisch, J.
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International
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English
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non fiction
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  • Lang, M
  • Melz, P
  • Kristoffersson, E
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  • VAT
  • GST
  • direct tax
  • indirect tax
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Value added tax and direct taxation : similarities and differences
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Publication
Contents
  • VAT/GST and direct taxes : different purposes
  • Englisch, J.
  • ; p. 1-33
  • Influence of different purposes of value added tax and personal income tax on an effective and efficient use of tax incentives : taking tax incentives for the arts and culture as an example
  • Hemels, S.
  • ; p. 35-57
  • The balance has shifted to consumption taxes - lessons learned and best practices for VAT
  • Lejeune, I.
  • Daou-Azzi, J.
  • Powell, M.
  • ; p. 59-102
  • VAT/GST and direct taxes : different purposes
  • O'Connell Xego, L.
  • Govender, R.
  • ; p. 103-124
  • A primer on VAT as perceived by lawyers, economists and accountants
  • Cnossen, S.
  • ; p. 125-150
  • VAT/GST and direct taxes : how can we distinguish them?
  • de'Capitani di Vimercate, P.
  • ; p. 151-168
  • Hybrid taxes and the distinction between VAT/GST and direct taxes : the case of IRAP
  • Garbarino, C.
  • ; p. 169- 183
  • VAT and direct taxes : how to distinguish
  • Sentsova, M.
  • ; p. 185-199
  • Neutrality in VAT
  • Kolozs, B.
  • ; p. 201-212
  • The principle of neutrality : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Nerudová, D.
  • Široký, J.
  • ; p. 213-230
  • The principle of tax neutrality in the field of direct and indirect taxation
  • Bufan, R.
  • Opre, A.
  • ; p. 231-255
  • Worldwide v. territorial tax systems : comparison of value added tax and income tax
  • Schenk, A.
  • ; p. 257-273
  • Echoes of source and residence in VAT jurisdictional rules
  • Millar, R.
  • ; p. 275-321
  • Indirect taxation of cross-border services in China : (partial) switch to destination-based taxation
  • Cui, W.
  • ; p. 323-38
  • Double (non-)taxation in VAT and direct taxes : how to achieve some convergence within a summa divisio? A European perspective
  • Traversa, E. (Edoardo)
  • Helleputte, C-A.
  • ; p. 339-368
  • Double (non-)taxation in VAT and direct taxes : which tax is better for developing countries?
  • Verstraeten, A.A.
  • ; p. 369-382
  • Comparative analysis of the causes of double (non-)taxation in the income and VAT/GST contexts
  • Bizioli, G.
  • ; p. 383-408
  • Intentional and unintentional double non-taxation
  • Millar, R.
  • ; p. 409-442
  • Anti-abuse : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Keating, M.
  • ; p. 443-470
  • "Abuse" in direct and indirect Community tax law : a convergence of standards?
  • Kofler, G.W.
  • Tumpel, M.
  • ; p. 471-481
  • Abuse under EC tax law and the standard of review of the European Court of Justice
  • Peteva, J.
  • ; p. 483-499
  • Anti-abuse rules in Chilean tax law
  • Yáñez, F.
  • ; p. 501-515
  • Anti-avoidance rules in the European Union and a comparison with Canada and Australia
  • Alvesson, K.
  • ; p. 517-530
  • Tax liability in business acquisitions : a disproportionate anti-abuse clause for recovery of income tax and VAT claims
  • Chico, P.
  • Herrera, P.M.
  • Rodríguez, J.
  • ; p. 531-543
  • Jurisdiction to impose and enforce income and consumption taxes : towards a unified conception of tax nexus?
  • Hellerstein, W.
  • ; p. 545-570
  • The nexus for taxpayers : domestic, Community and international law
  • Cerioni, L.
  • Herrera, P.M.
  • ; p. 571-608
  • Nexus for taxpayers in respect of VAT v. direct tax treaties
  • Stensgaard, H.
  • ; p. 609-643
  • May the twain meet? - Taxable persons under VAT and direct taxes
  • Gjems-Onstad, O.
  • ; p. 645-658
  • Income from financial activities and the treatment in value added taxation and corporate income taxation
  • Henkow, O.
  • ; p. 659-671
  • The international direction in the VAT treatment of financial services
  • Lejeune, I.
  • Stevens, D.
  • Killer, M.
  • ; p. 673-701
  • Relations between head offices and permanent establishments : VAT/GST v. direct taxation : the two faces of Janus
  • Charlet, A.
  • Koulouri, D.
  • ; p. 703-741
  • Tax treatment of companies providing grid services : direct v. indirect taxation
  • Parrilli, D.M.
  • ; p. 743-771
  • Relations between head offices and permanent establishments : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Vitale, F.
  • ; p. 773-803
  • Relations between head offices and permanent establishments : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Balco, T.
  • ; p. 805-820
  • Transfer pricing in VAT/GST vs. direct taxation : relations between associated companies
  • Ainsworth, R.T.
  • ; p. 821-875
  • Transfer pricing principles VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Ramsdahl Jensen, D.
  • ; p. 877-900
  • Non-integration and integration of businesses in European value added tax and in corporate income tax
  • van Doesum, A.
  • van Norden, G-J.
  • ; p. 901-917
  • Groups of companies and intra-company dealings - a comparison between income tax and value added tax
  • Kristoffersson, E.
  • ; p. 919-929
  • Cross-border group taxation regimes : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Parolini, A.
  • ; p. 931-959
  • Place where the supply/activity is effectively carried out as an allocation rule : VAT v. direct taxation
  • de la Feria, R.
  • ; p. 961-1013
  • Allocation of taxing rights between States - place where the supply/activity is effectively carried out as an allocation rule : VAT
  • v. direct taxation / M. Pelzer, GST
  • Vesterø, C.
  • ; p. 1015-1038
  • Taxing rights in relation to immovable property : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Tetłak, K.
  • Kindl, C.
  • ; p. 1039-1072
  • Allocation of taxing powers : means of transport
  • Waerzeggers, C.
  • ; p. 1073-1118
  • Unilateral measures to avoid international double (non-)taxation: VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Rendahl, P.
  • ; p. 1119-1143
  • Avoidance of VAT/GST double (non-)taxation : recommendations and other types of soft law v. legally binding instruments to allocate taxing rights between States (e.g. bilateral tax treaties)
  • Eriksen, N.
  • Haydl, K-H.
  • ; p. 1145-1160
  • Soft tax coordination : a suitable path for the OECD and the European Union to address the challenges of international double (non-)taxation in VAT/GST systems
  • Pistone, P.
  • ; p. 1161-1169
  • Sharing the "magic pudding" - an Australian approach to allocation of taxing rights
  • Walpole, M.
  • ; p. 1171-1195
  • The General Agreement on Trade in Services and its impact on European taxation
  • Korf, R.
  • ; p. 1197-1229
  • Effects of existing tax treaties on VAT (relevance of Arts. 24-27 OECD Model for VAT/GST)
  • Bourgeois, M.
  • Römer, A.
  • ; p. 1231-1268
  • Tax treaties - a solution to VAT/GST double taxation
  • Ecker, T.
  • ; p. 1269-1284
Extent
xliv, 1296 p.
Isbn
9789087220600
Label
Value added tax and direct taxation : similarities and differences
Publication
Contents
  • VAT/GST and direct taxes : different purposes
  • Englisch, J.
  • ; p. 1-33
  • Influence of different purposes of value added tax and personal income tax on an effective and efficient use of tax incentives : taking tax incentives for the arts and culture as an example
  • Hemels, S.
  • ; p. 35-57
  • The balance has shifted to consumption taxes - lessons learned and best practices for VAT
  • Lejeune, I.
  • Daou-Azzi, J.
  • Powell, M.
  • ; p. 59-102
  • VAT/GST and direct taxes : different purposes
  • O'Connell Xego, L.
  • Govender, R.
  • ; p. 103-124
  • A primer on VAT as perceived by lawyers, economists and accountants
  • Cnossen, S.
  • ; p. 125-150
  • VAT/GST and direct taxes : how can we distinguish them?
  • de'Capitani di Vimercate, P.
  • ; p. 151-168
  • Hybrid taxes and the distinction between VAT/GST and direct taxes : the case of IRAP
  • Garbarino, C.
  • ; p. 169- 183
  • VAT and direct taxes : how to distinguish
  • Sentsova, M.
  • ; p. 185-199
  • Neutrality in VAT
  • Kolozs, B.
  • ; p. 201-212
  • The principle of neutrality : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Nerudová, D.
  • Široký, J.
  • ; p. 213-230
  • The principle of tax neutrality in the field of direct and indirect taxation
  • Bufan, R.
  • Opre, A.
  • ; p. 231-255
  • Worldwide v. territorial tax systems : comparison of value added tax and income tax
  • Schenk, A.
  • ; p. 257-273
  • Echoes of source and residence in VAT jurisdictional rules
  • Millar, R.
  • ; p. 275-321
  • Indirect taxation of cross-border services in China : (partial) switch to destination-based taxation
  • Cui, W.
  • ; p. 323-38
  • Double (non-)taxation in VAT and direct taxes : how to achieve some convergence within a summa divisio? A European perspective
  • Traversa, E. (Edoardo)
  • Helleputte, C-A.
  • ; p. 339-368
  • Double (non-)taxation in VAT and direct taxes : which tax is better for developing countries?
  • Verstraeten, A.A.
  • ; p. 369-382
  • Comparative analysis of the causes of double (non-)taxation in the income and VAT/GST contexts
  • Bizioli, G.
  • ; p. 383-408
  • Intentional and unintentional double non-taxation
  • Millar, R.
  • ; p. 409-442
  • Anti-abuse : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Keating, M.
  • ; p. 443-470
  • "Abuse" in direct and indirect Community tax law : a convergence of standards?
  • Kofler, G.W.
  • Tumpel, M.
  • ; p. 471-481
  • Abuse under EC tax law and the standard of review of the European Court of Justice
  • Peteva, J.
  • ; p. 483-499
  • Anti-abuse rules in Chilean tax law
  • Yáñez, F.
  • ; p. 501-515
  • Anti-avoidance rules in the European Union and a comparison with Canada and Australia
  • Alvesson, K.
  • ; p. 517-530
  • Tax liability in business acquisitions : a disproportionate anti-abuse clause for recovery of income tax and VAT claims
  • Chico, P.
  • Herrera, P.M.
  • Rodríguez, J.
  • ; p. 531-543
  • Jurisdiction to impose and enforce income and consumption taxes : towards a unified conception of tax nexus?
  • Hellerstein, W.
  • ; p. 545-570
  • The nexus for taxpayers : domestic, Community and international law
  • Cerioni, L.
  • Herrera, P.M.
  • ; p. 571-608
  • Nexus for taxpayers in respect of VAT v. direct tax treaties
  • Stensgaard, H.
  • ; p. 609-643
  • May the twain meet? - Taxable persons under VAT and direct taxes
  • Gjems-Onstad, O.
  • ; p. 645-658
  • Income from financial activities and the treatment in value added taxation and corporate income taxation
  • Henkow, O.
  • ; p. 659-671
  • The international direction in the VAT treatment of financial services
  • Lejeune, I.
  • Stevens, D.
  • Killer, M.
  • ; p. 673-701
  • Relations between head offices and permanent establishments : VAT/GST v. direct taxation : the two faces of Janus
  • Charlet, A.
  • Koulouri, D.
  • ; p. 703-741
  • Tax treatment of companies providing grid services : direct v. indirect taxation
  • Parrilli, D.M.
  • ; p. 743-771
  • Relations between head offices and permanent establishments : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Vitale, F.
  • ; p. 773-803
  • Relations between head offices and permanent establishments : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Balco, T.
  • ; p. 805-820
  • Transfer pricing in VAT/GST vs. direct taxation : relations between associated companies
  • Ainsworth, R.T.
  • ; p. 821-875
  • Transfer pricing principles VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Ramsdahl Jensen, D.
  • ; p. 877-900
  • Non-integration and integration of businesses in European value added tax and in corporate income tax
  • van Doesum, A.
  • van Norden, G-J.
  • ; p. 901-917
  • Groups of companies and intra-company dealings - a comparison between income tax and value added tax
  • Kristoffersson, E.
  • ; p. 919-929
  • Cross-border group taxation regimes : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Parolini, A.
  • ; p. 931-959
  • Place where the supply/activity is effectively carried out as an allocation rule : VAT v. direct taxation
  • de la Feria, R.
  • ; p. 961-1013
  • Allocation of taxing rights between States - place where the supply/activity is effectively carried out as an allocation rule : VAT
  • v. direct taxation / M. Pelzer, GST
  • Vesterø, C.
  • ; p. 1015-1038
  • Taxing rights in relation to immovable property : VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Tetłak, K.
  • Kindl, C.
  • ; p. 1039-1072
  • Allocation of taxing powers : means of transport
  • Waerzeggers, C.
  • ; p. 1073-1118
  • Unilateral measures to avoid international double (non-)taxation: VAT/GST v. direct taxation
  • Rendahl, P.
  • ; p. 1119-1143
  • Avoidance of VAT/GST double (non-)taxation : recommendations and other types of soft law v. legally binding instruments to allocate taxing rights between States (e.g. bilateral tax treaties)
  • Eriksen, N.
  • Haydl, K-H.
  • ; p. 1145-1160
  • Soft tax coordination : a suitable path for the OECD and the European Union to address the challenges of international double (non-)taxation in VAT/GST systems
  • Pistone, P.
  • ; p. 1161-1169
  • Sharing the "magic pudding" - an Australian approach to allocation of taxing rights
  • Walpole, M.
  • ; p. 1171-1195
  • The General Agreement on Trade in Services and its impact on European taxation
  • Korf, R.
  • ; p. 1197-1229
  • Effects of existing tax treaties on VAT (relevance of Arts. 24-27 OECD Model for VAT/GST)
  • Bourgeois, M.
  • Römer, A.
  • ; p. 1231-1268
  • Tax treaties - a solution to VAT/GST double taxation
  • Ecker, T.
  • ; p. 1269-1284
Extent
xliv, 1296 p.
Isbn
9789087220600

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