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VAT consequences of digitised products
This article will-look at whether the South African Value Added Tax Act (VAT) is up to the challenge of electronic commerce. The main question is 'can the South African Value Added Tax Act which is based on the physical economy, be flexible enough to embrace the virtual economy?' In order to answer...
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Department of Commercial Law
2024
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