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Public policy considerations arising from the exchange of information about South African taxpayers with countries that sanction the use of death penalty, with a focus on China
The paper evaluates how South Africa’s public policy towards the death penalty is protected amidst increased taxpayer information transparency. The People’s Republic of China (China) may, under article 22(4) of the Joint Council of Europe/OECD Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Ma...
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Department of Commercial Law
2020
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