Miscellaneous 2000

Part 2 - establishing structures for e-business

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 20 Jun 2000

 

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Whilst the OECD and ATO approach to date has not provided any great certainty in relation to the taxation issues associated with electronic commerce, the approach adopted currently presents a number of very interesting tax issues and planning opportunities for taxpayers. Outlined below are several of these issues and opportunities identified by the OECD and the ATO. They are - source of income, taxable presence, income characterisation, transfer pricing, consumption taxes. This is a seminar paper.

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  • Published By: Aldrin De Zilva
  • Published On:20 Jun 2000
  • Took place at:The Windsor

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