| Item type | Location | Call Number | Status | Date Due |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monografia | Mediateca da Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa | HF1418.5.F57 1967-14587/2 (Browse Shelf) | Empréstimo local |
Abstract:
This volume two of the fiscal harmonization research project presents chapters that examine in turn the specific issues facing each of the common markets or free trade areas, the harmonization measures taken to date, and plans for further steps. The research effort has been concentrated primarily on the EEC, yielding the substantial chapters VII through X, by Clara K. Sullivan and Peggy B. Musgrave on indirect and direct taxation respectively.
Includes:
- Indirect taxation and goals of the European Economic Community;
- Indirect tax systems in the European Community and the United Kingdom;
- Potential rates of the value-added tax in the European Economic Community
- Harmonization of direct business taxes: a case study;
- European economic integration and stabilization policy;
- Tax harmonization in the European free trade association;
- The fiscal aspects of the Central American common market;
- Some fiscal aspects of the Latin American free trade association;
- Tax harmonization in the East African common market;
- Problems of harmonization in soviet-type economies: the case of COMECON. (Carl S. Shoup)
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