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Xie, Yongqing

How Should China’s Tax Revenue Face the China’s Entry into the WTO?

ID: TARP-209 Title: How Should China’s Tax Revenue Face the China’s Entry into the WTO? Source: Journal of Hunan Higher Tax College, No.13, September 2000, Cumulatively, Vol.53 Parties: Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 2000 Pages: 0 Author(s): Yongqing Xie Keywords: China, duty, investment, tax, transparency, value-added tax, WTO, tax law, market access Abstract: After China’s entry […]

Keywords: China, duty, investment, market access, tax/tax law, transparency, value-added tax, World Trade Organization/WTO

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