Ainsworth, R.T
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- A VATcoin solution to MTIC fraud : past efforts, present technology, and the EU's 2017 proposal
- A hight-tech proposal for the U.K. and Saudi VATs : fighting fraud with mini-blockchains and VATCoins
- A perfect storm in the EU VAT : Kittel, R, and MARC
- A proposal for taxing cryptocurrency in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic
- A technological approach to reforming Japan's consumption tax
- Afghanistan's new VAT, part 1 : invoice matching or a unitary digital invoice
- Afghanistan's new VAT, part 2 : lessons from South Korea, China, and India's automation efforts
- Afghanistan's new VAT, part 3 : the elegance of the unitary invoice in Saudi Arabia, Fiji, and Samoa
- Blockchain technology might solve VAT fraud
- CO2 MTIC fraud - technologically exploiting the EU VAT (again)
- California zappers : a proposal for California's commission on the 21st century economy
- Car flipping in the U.K. : the VAT fraud marketplace and certified solutions
- Carousel fraud and digital VAT
- Carousel fraud in the EU : a digital VAT solution
- Changes to the Czech Republic's VAT Act : the use and enjoyment rules
- Data first, tax next : how Fiji's technology can improve New Zealand's 'Netflix Tax' (Part 3) (electronic marketplaces)
- Data first, tax next : how Fiji's technology can improve New Zealand's 'Netflix Tax' (Part 4) (domestic agents)
- Data first, tax next : how Fiji's technology can improve New Zealand's 'Netflix tax' (Part 1)
- Data first, tax next : how Fiji's technology can improve New Zealand's 'Netflix tax' (Part 2)
- Digital VAT and development : D-VAT and D-velopment
- Electronic tax fraud - are there "sales zappers" in Japan
- Email tax scams : a solution from Dubai
- Fighting technology with technology : taking aim at electronic sales suppression
- Fiji : a digital invoice system fights fraud and enforces real-time VAT compliance
- GCC VAT : the intra-gulf trade problem
- German VAT compliance : one step closer to automated third-party solutions
- Global changes in regulating corporate auditors : a comparative assessment
- Hungarian cases redirect EU VAT enforcement efforts
- Limited e-invoicing does not stop VAT fraud, part 1 : the European Union
- Limited e-invoicing does not stop VAT fraud, part 2 : China
- MTIC fraud infects tradable carbon permits
- Massachusetts zappers - collecting the sales tax that has already been paid
- Payroll tax compliance and blockchain
- Phishing and VAT fraud in CO2 permits : the digital invoice customs exchange solution
- Plugging the leaks in the East African Community's VATs
- Quebec's Sales Recording Module (SRM): fighting the zapper, phantomware, and tax fraud with technology
- Real-time solution to refund fraud : VAT lessons from Belgium, Brazil, and Quebec
- Refund fraud? Real-time solution!
- Stopping EU VAT fraud with a third Invoicing Directive
- Stopping VAT fraud with DICE - digital invoice customs exchange
- Tackling VAT fraud : 13 ways forward
- Tackling VAT fraud : car flipping and computer chips on a carousel
- Tackling VAT fraud : possible ways forward
- Tax fraud in the sales tax : zappers - what are they? How can Puerto Rico block them?
- Technology can solve MTIC fraud - 3 and final
- Technology can solve MTIC fraud - VLN, RTvat, D-VAT certification [1]
- Technology, VAT compliance, and 'black swan' blindness
- The Italian job - Voice over Internet Protocol MTIC fraud in Italy
- The digital VAT : a proposal for the President's Advisory Panel on Tax Reform
- The first real-time blockchain VAT : GCC solves MTIC fraud
- The international implications of the U.S. Marketplace Fairness Act for e-commerce
- The one-stop shop for VAT and RST : common approaches to EU-U.S. consumption tax issues
- Transfer pricing : case studies of the CUP method
- Transfer pricing : data dumps and comparability - studies from the U.S., U.K., Canada, and Australia
- Transfer pricing and business restructurings - intangibles, synergies, and shelters
- Transfer pricing in VAT/GST v direct taxation
- Transfer pricing in VAT/GST v direct taxation : part 2
- Transfer pricing, business restructurings, and intangibles : case studies from the U.K. and the U.S
- Trump and VAT : NAFTA, trade barriers, and retaliatory tariffs
- U.N. Transfer Pricing Guidelines : Brazil's contribution to chapter 10
- U.N. Transfer Pricing Guidelines : China's contribution to chapter 10
- VAT derogations in Germany, Austria, Denmark, and Estonia : use and enjoyment rules
- VAT fraud : the tradable services problem
- VAT fraud and terrorist funding : the Azizi extradiction, part I
- VAT fraud and terrorist funding : the Azizi extradiction, part II
- VAT fraud and triangulation
- VAT fraud as a policy stimulus : is the U.S. watching?
- VAT fraud in the customer chain - cases from Germany
- VAT fraud mutation, part 1 : 'push' missing trader fraud and Dosanjh
- VAT fraud mutation, part 2 : Citibank as a transition
- VAT fraud mutation, part 3 : 'pull' missing trader fraud and Deutsche Bank
- VAT triangulation with a U.S. middleman
- VATCoin : can a crypto tax currency prevent VAT fraud?
- Vertical harmonization of transfer pricing standards using IT-APAs
- Virtual intermediaries in the lodging industry : consumption tax problems in the U.S. and Japan
- VoIP MTIC - VAT fraud in Voice over Internet Protocol
- Will cutting the payroll tax increase jobs in the U.S.? Empirical evidence from the EU VAT
- Zappers & phantom-ware : a global demand for tax fraud technology
- Zappers - retail VAT fraud
- Zappers : tax fraud, technology and terrorist funding
- Zappers and phantom-ware at the FTA : are they listening now?
- Zappers and phantomware : the need for fraud prevention technology
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