Penalizing Misfortunes: Draconian Penal Codes in Indirect Tax Laws-The Case for Reform

Ravindran Pranatharthy

doi:10.33516/maj.v48i1.46-48p

Penalizing Misfortunes: Draconian Penal Codes in Indirect Tax Laws-The Case for Reform

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Ravindran Pranatharthy Indirect taxes & IPRs

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Pranatharthy, R. (2013). Penalizing Misfortunes: Draconian Penal Codes in Indirect Tax Laws-The Case for Reform. The Management Accountant Journal, 48(1), 46–48. https://doi.org/10.33516/maj.v48i1.46-48p

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Volume 48, Issue 1, January 2013

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