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INTERNATIONAL TAXATION HANDBOOK
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Policy, Practice, Standards, and Regulation
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Edited By
Greg Gregoriou, Professor of Finance in the School of Business and Economics, State University of New York, Plattsburgh
Colin Read, Dean, School of Business and Economics, State University of New York, Plattsburgh
Reviews
"Want to learn about contemporary tax thinking from an impressive range of legal, economic, and business scholars and regulators from
around the world? This collection is a valuable resource in allowing students, researchers, and practitioners to obtain exposure to
diverse taxation aspects all in one convenient volume. This book should be a useful reference at any academic or professional library
worldwide."
Kenton K. Yee JD, Ph.D, Columbia University Business School, New York, USA
"In light of increasing globalisation and complexity
of international finance and investment, the publication of International Taxation provides a timely contribution on the important and
topical issues facing international business, government and society. With insights from theoretical and empirical research, incorporating
international comparisons as well as country-specific analyses, on evolving issues, such as securitisation and related party transaction,
this book provides valuable reading for educators, practitioners and policymakers."
Professor Janice Loftus, University of Sydney School
of Business, Australia
"Taxes matter and they do so in an increasingly international arena. Policy makers have to understand which decisions
they can autonomously take, how they are affected by other tax jurisdictions and how firms may respond to taxation structures. Businesses
need to understand how to respond to the challenge of tax and the opportunity of increased mobility. This book provides insight into
these issues and is therefore relevant for businesses and policy makers alike."
Jochen Zimmerman, Professor of Accounting and Control,
University of Bremen, Germany
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