Impact Factors of Global Tax Revenue - Theory of Cycle of Money
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This paper analyzes the way that impact factors of global tax revenue affect the transfer pricing and the tax authorities. Therefore, are examined the impact factors which are the bureaucracy, the liability, the intangibles, the risks, the capital, and the costs, of the tax system. The capital and the liability are proportional to global tax income. The charged intangibles, the costs, the risks, and the bureaucracy, are inverted and proportional to the global tax income. Thereupon, this paper extracted conclusions about the global tax revenue and its connection with the prior parameters which affect it.
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