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Accounting for value added tax [PDF]

open access: possible, 1991
On the introduction of VAT the business community became a collector of tax for the Customs and Excise. A business registered for VAT must charge VAT on its taxable outputs. It will also be charged VAT on most of its inputs. The business is then required to account to Customs and Excise on a quarterly basis for the tax on outputs less the tax on inputs.
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Recording Value Added Tax

1993
Value Added Tax (VAT) is an indirect tax which is collected by Customs and Excise. It is charged on most goods and services bought by consumers. The rate of VAT is set by the government, usually in the Budget.
Humphrey Shaw, Sally Messenger
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Value Added Tax: Let It Be

2013
The idea of levying a tax on value added emerged in the first half of the twentieth century, and has spread throughout the world. Introduced in France in 1954, a value added tax (VAT) had been adopted by 10 countries by the late 1960s, by 48 countries by the late 1980s, and is used by more than 140 countries today. It has been so successful because, in
Eduardo Lora   +2 more
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The Rise of the Value-Added Tax

World Journal of VAT/GST Law, 2016
The Rise of the Value-Added Tax makes a bold and imposing scholarly contribution to a revived value-added tax (VAT) literature.11 The Rise of the Value-Added Tax is the third major fully-authored b...
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The Tax on Value Added.

The Economic Journal, 1966
G. Whittington, C. K. Sullivan
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Value added tax

Journal of Public Economics, 1972
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Value-added tax fraud detection with scalable anomaly detection techniques

Applied Soft Computing, 2020
Jellis Vanhoeyveld   +2 more
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