What's come to perfection perishes. adjusting caital gains taxations in Italy Julian Alworth, Giampaolo Arachi, Rony Hamaui
By: Alworth, Julian S
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Contributor(s): Arachi, Giampaolo | Hamaui, Rony.
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ArticlePublisher: 2003Subject(s): PLUSVALIAS | IMPUESTOS | RENDIMIENTOS DE CAPITAL | ITALIA | MODELOS MATEMATICOS
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National tax journal v. 56, nº 1, Part. 2, March 2003, p. 1197-219
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| OP 233/2003/1/Part. 2-1 Tax from any angle | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 2-2 Investment subsidies and wages in capital goods industries | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 2-3 Frictions and tax - motivated hedgin | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 2-4 What's come to perfection perishes. adjusting caital gains taxations in Italy | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 2-5 Intangible income, intercompany transactions, income shifting, and the choice of location | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 2-6 The effect of nonprofits taxable activities on the supply of private donations | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 2-7 How prevalent is tax arbitrage? evidence from the market for municipal bonds |
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