Browsing by Subject "Taxation"
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The Alternatives to Succession in the Family Business
(Dublin Business School, 1996)This project looks at the alternative options open to the owner of a family business in which there is no available or suitable successor. The traditional options of selling and liquidating the business are examined along ... -
Barriers to the Ugandan Corporate bond market: a companies’ perspective
(Dublin Business School, 2016)There is a nexus between economic development of a country and development of its financial markets as the latter facilitates efficient allocation of capital. Ugandan companies have very limited access to finance with over ... -
GST in India: a comparative study with Chinese VAT system
(Dublin Business School, 2018)Taxation system forms the backbone of any nation’s economy and has been present since the centuries. Over the years the system has evolved in many ways, from the tax levied to Caesar to the union government, the system has ... -
Local Property Tax in Ireland : can the critical success factors of the high compliance rate be applied to the introduction of future taxes
(Dublin Business School, 2015)Tax compliance, theories on compliance and behavioural economics are becoming more frequent in the growing body of literature on tax policy and the redesign of tax policies. This is due to the fact that Ireland has a ...