International Taxation

Author: Deng Liping
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Based on the inheritance of traditional research, this book analyzes current international tax issues from the perspective of economic globalization. On one hand, it examines the impact of tax factors on international economic activities and the resulting international economic and tax relationships. On the other hand, it analyzes the influence of international economic activities and relationships under economic globalization on the development of tax systems in countries and regions, as well as the evolution of international tax relationships. Additionally, it explores and studies the principles and norms for addressing and coordinating these influences or relationships. The book is divided into three parts and consists of fourteen chapters. It can serve as a graduate textbook for students majoring in "International Economics and Taxation," an interdisciplinary field of public finance and international economics, and is also suitable for upper-level undergraduate students in related disciplines. Furthermore, it offers valuable reference for professionals engaged in international economic and international tax research.