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Combating international tax evasion - by the repression of abuse of rights under Algerian and French law

English · Paperback / Softback

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This short book deals with the problem of tax base erosion, a technique used to bypass the tax authorities of high-pressure countries and place escaped funds in low-tax countries or territories known as tax havens. International tax evasion can be achieved through a variety of techniques well known to tax consulting specialists, but abuse of tax law remains one of the most common means of tax evasion. Abuse of tax law is a legal means put in place by the legislator to reinforce the existing legal arsenal against international tax evasion. Unfamiliar to most tax legislations, it is intended both as a deterrent to the legal arrangements used by taxpayers, and as an effective means for the tax authorities to better control them and prevent tax evasion. Let's talk about the principle's preventive and repressive roles.

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Lehrender Forscher und Doktorand, ist Spezialist für internationales Steuerrecht und internationales Wirtschaftsrecht. Er hat einen Magistertitel und widmet seine Arbeit der Analyse des internationalen Wirtschaftsrechts. Er verfügt über Erfahrung als leitender Hauptinspektor für Wettbewerb und wirtschaftliche Ermittlungen.

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Authors Lounes Harzi
Publisher Our Knowledge Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.01.2025
 
EAN 9786208568863
ISBN 9786208568863
No. of pages 56
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Law > Mercantile and commercial law

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