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(especially) cultural contexts and their effect on the progressivity equation. In India these differences include long … arrangements, such as the division of power within India's federal system and the tax exemption for agricultural income. In China …
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The reason for extending the Value Added Tax (VAT) to the services sector in China is not sufficiently powerful. Just … looking at the services sector, substituting the sales tax with a VAT gives rise to many difficulties in terms of system … than not doing so. If the neutrality principle can be deviated from, then there are fewer obstacles to extend the VAT to …
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"High carbon model" a serious constraint on China's future development, "low carbon economy" will become an important breakthrough in China's construction of "ecological civilization." The carbon tax is important part of environmental tax, and environmental tax is also known as the ecological...
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The Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao hosted the State Council conference on the 1st March (2011), discussing and passing the Draft Individual Income Tax Law Amendment (‘Amendment'). The ‘Amendment' outlines changes that should be made as a part of the individual income tax reform suggesting that...
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Since the implementation of the value-added tax (VAT) in 1994, such tax has become the most prominent source of … taxation income in the Chinese taxation system. However, its reform is far from complete as the VAT is not fully deductible and … in two conclusions based on the analysis of the relationship between the VAT and governmental size. Firstly, the VAT is a …
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To what extent could personal income tax redistribute individuals' income is decided by the progressivity and average tax rate of the tax system. This article analyzed the redistributive effect of personal income tax in China from these two aspects and obtained the following three judgments...
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In recent years the Chinese economy has moved away from a carbon intensive economy towards an economy that relies increasingly on renewable energy. While this has been most evident with respect to hydro development, it can also been seen in increases in energy produced by solar and wind...
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In recent years, the use of slotting allowances and other shelf-access payments by retail stores and supermarkets has reportedly increased in China. Many Chinese commentators criticised such conduct as significantly distorting the fair competition order in the retail market and harming the...
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