Taxing e-commerce: which way to go?

Article Abstract:

There are four characteristics of electronic commerce which make it difficult to tax. There are intangible products, such as music or software which are downloaded from the Internet. Products can be purchased from anywhere in the world with a mouse and a modem. Purchasing products from anywhere in the world make it difficult to decide where the taxes should be paid. Finally, secure data lines makes it difficult to identify who purchased the product if digital cash is used.

Australia, Public Finance Activities, Telegraph & other communications, Tax Administration, Video Retailing Service, All Other Information Services, Taxation, Online services, Internet services, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Home shopping, Tax policy

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Buyer beware

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the benefits and risks associated with the use of enterprise resource planning systems. The different software tools available for inventory management are discussed.

Prepackaged software, Methods, Management, Business enterprises, Inventory control, Asset management accounts

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