The value added tax its relevance to the member countries of the ECCB : Draft
By: Bain, Laurel | Eastern Caribbean Central Bank
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TextPublisher: Basseterre : Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, September 1998Description: 50 p. illSubject(s): Value Added Tax | Public Finance | Consummation Tax | Taxes | CaribbeanSummary: This study examines the significance of the value added tax (VAT) to the member countries of the Eastern Caribbean Union (ECCB). This research investigates the relevance of VAT to the ECCB member countries, exploring its potential to broader the tax base, reduce fiscal deficit and promote economic growth. The findings provide valuable insights for policy makers, highlighting the benefit and challenges of VAT adoption in the ECCB region. The study concludes that VAT can be a valuable tool for fiscal reform, but its successful implementation depends on careful consideration of the region's unique economic and institutional contexts.
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| Grey Literature | National Documentation Centre Caribbean Collection | 02303-XI (Browse shelf) | Available | NDC24120034 |
This study examines the significance of the value added tax (VAT) to the member countries of the Eastern Caribbean Union (ECCB). This research investigates the relevance of VAT to the ECCB member countries, exploring its potential to broader the tax base, reduce fiscal deficit and promote economic growth. The findings provide valuable insights for policy makers, highlighting the benefit and challenges of VAT adoption in the ECCB region. The study concludes that VAT can be a valuable tool for fiscal reform, but its successful implementation depends on careful consideration of the region's unique economic and institutional contexts.
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