Springer - Regulation of Corporate Tax Avoidance (Ius Gentium 12)

The rise of tax avoidance schemes presents a significant challenge to the administration of tax laws on a global scale. This scholarly volume by Springer offers a deep look into how different nations address these complex issues. Part of the Ius Gentium: Comparative Perspectives on Law and Justice series, this book provides an extensive survey of anti-avoidance laws across more than 20 countries. Readers will find a detailed examination of strategies used in Eastern and Western Europe, North America, Canada, the Pacific Rim, Asia, and Africa. By comparing the legal frameworks of more than fifteen specific countries, this work highlights the similarities and differences in how governments attempt to regulate corporate tax behavior. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the global dimensions of tax law and the legal efforts to maintain effective administration in a connected world.