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Small Tax Dispute Resolution In New Zealand – Making Taxpayers ‘Winners’ Not ‘Losers’
(2018)In his 2011 comparative study, Maples observes that, despite the then recent positive administrative changes implemented by Inland Revenue (including facilitated conferences and the ability to opt-out of the dispute process ... -
In search of information in the digital age – A comparison of the Australian, New Zealand and United Kingdom access powers
(2018)The effective operation of any taxing regime depends ultimately upon the revenue authority being able to obtain timely and reliable information about a taxpayer’s relevant activities (both domestically and, increasingly ... -
African Law Clinicians' Manual
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Does Cyberspace Need Antitrust?
(Cato InstituteUniversity of Canterbury. Economics., 2003) -
Robust analytical egalitarianism: Worst-case political economy and the socialist calculation debate
(University of Canterbury. Economics.University of Michigan Press, 2008)Robust political economy built on worst case assumptions must carefully state joint hypotheses as the best or worst case nature of individual assumptions can hinge critically on these joint assumptions. Where benevolence ... -
Market Failure
(University of Canterbury. Economics.Sage, 2007)Market failure theories underlie most economic arguments for government intervention in the economy. When markets operate in accordance with standard economic assumptions, no person can be made better off except by ...
