Comparison of tax laws

Author: (USA) Siren Yi
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book primarily explores the core fundamental knowledge of comparative tax law that any well-informed tax lawyer should master in today's globalized era. It is also a subject that any tax researcher with a comprehensive understanding of both Eastern and Western legal traditions desires to explore, focusing on the structural differences and commonalities among various countries' tax laws. The positioning of this book is highly practical, making it suitable for tax law researchers in different fields. For tax lawyers or tax officials, the book is concise, engaging, and highlights key points, making it easy for busy practitioners to find time and interest to read. For tax law researchers, it serves as a foundation for teaching and studying comparative tax law. For advanced students majoring in tax law, it is an ideal textbook or supplementary reading material. For researchers and practitioners with a solid understanding of comparative tax law, the book's rich footnotes and detailed reference materials make it a convenient resource for research or inquiries.