What are the different factors that make it difficult (or even impossible) for a VAT to reach
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What are the different factors that make it difficult (or even impossible) for a VAT to reach all consumption expenditures? Is a direct expenditure tax likely to be more comprehensive in this respect? Point out the problems related to the definition of the tax base, that is, final consumption, which are common to a VAT and to a direct expenditure tax.
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Reaching all consumption expenditures with a Value Added Tax VAT or a direct expenditure tax can be challenging due to various factors and both tax systems have their own limitations Here are some fac...View the full answer
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Value Added Tax A Comparative Approach
ISBN: 9780521616560
1st Edition
Authors: Alan Schenk, Oliver Oldman
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