Tax wars the battle over taxing global digital commerce Arthur J. Cockfield
By: Cockfield, Arthur J
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In this article, the author describes what he calls the emergence of an international tax "war" and provides an overview of global digital taxation reform efforts. He argues that the global digital tax conflict masks a growing dissatisfaction with how to tax value associated with global transactions.
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