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CURRENT AWARENESS SERVICE [ New Arrivals of Books & Reports ]

[ Volume 12; Issue No. 7; July 2015]

CONTENTS

SUBJECT HEADING PAGE NO.

CORPORATE TAXATION 1

CORRUPTION 1

ECONOMIC CONDITIONS 1

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 2

ECONOMIC GROWTH 4

ENERGY 4

ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS 5

FINANCIAL CRISIS 5

FISCAL POLICY 6

FOREIGN EXCHANGE 7

SERVICE INDUSTRY 7

TAXATION 8

VALUE ADDED TAX 10

AUTHOR INDEX 12

STATE FINANCE COMMISIION REPORTS 13

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CORPORATE TAXATION

1 International Bureau of Fiscal

Documentation

Global corporate tax handbook 2015 /

International Bureau of Fiscal

Documentation.-- Netherlands: IBFD,

2015. 1336p .

(Global tax series).

ISBN : 978-90-8722-314-4.

336.243026 In8G Q5 DS48402(REF)

Book Description: Covering 98 tax

jurisdictions worldwide, these books

provide the largest most authoritative

survey of tax systems throughout the

world. The title provide the reader with a

complete overview of the tax system in

each country.In the Global Tax Series the

country chapters follow a common layout

that allows rapid and accurate access to

precise information and enables direct

comparison between countries.

** Corporate Taxation ; Handbook

CORRUPTION

2 Kumar, C. Raj

Corruption and human rights in India:

Comparative perspectives on

transparency and good governance / by

C. Raj Kumar.-- New Delhi: OUP, 2011.

xxii,234 p.

ISBN : 978-0-19-807732-9.

364.13230954 K96C Q1 48394

Book Description: The malaise of

corruption has become deeply embedded

in the political and social fabric of the

Indian society. The increased scale and

frequency of corruption has negatively

affected human rights, as well as

development initiatives, economic growth,

and access to justice. This work adopts a

new approach for analyzing corruption —

corruption as a violation of human rights.

It proposes the adoption of a multi-

pronged strategy for eliminating

corruption, including the creation of a new

legislative framework, a new and

independent empowered commission

against corruption, and an effective

institutional mechanism. It also compares

India's experiences in fighting corruption

with other governments in Asia including

Singapore and Hong Kong.

** Corruption ; Human rights ;

Transparency in governance ; Economic

growth

ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

3 Indian economy since independence: A

comprehensive and critical analysis of

India's economy 1947-2014 / edited by

Uma Kapila.--ed. 25-- New Delhi:

Academic Foundation, 2014. 1104 p.

New, revised twenty fifth edition 2014-15.

ISBN : 978-93-327-0173-1.

330.954 K14I Q4 48375

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Book Description: Newly revised in this

25th edition, Indian Economy Since

Independence is widely accepted by

various universities across India as the

core text for graduate and postgraduate

courses in Indian economy. Select articles

by a number of India’s foremost

economists and experts provide fresh

insight into the fast emerging economy of

the world’s largest democracy. The

original contributions are supported by

editorial notes and excerpts from plan

documents, thus making this a

comprehensive and critical analysis of the

Indian economy from 1947 through 2014.

** Economic conditions ; Economic

policy ; Agriculture-Economic aspects ;

Economic development

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

4 China after 1978: Craters on the

moon:Essays from economic and political

weekly.-- Hyderabad: Orient BlackSwan,

2010 viii,318 p.

ISBN : 978-81-250-3953-2.

338.951 C44C Q0 48407

Book Description: The People’s Republic

of China celebrated its 60th anniversary on

1 October 2009. December 2008 marked

30 years since the Chinese Communist

Party’s decision to launch ‘market

reforms’. The breathtakingly rapid

economic growth witnessed after 1978 has

attracted worldwide attention. But the

condition of more than 350 million

workers is abysmal, especially that of the

migrants among them. The stagnation of

peasant incomes had fuelled a huge,

historically unprecedented migration into

the cities—over the past 25 years, some

150-200 million persons, including

women, migrated from the countryside to

the urban areas in search of jobs.

Why do the migrants put up with so much

hardship in the urban factories? Has post-

reform China forsaken the earlier goal of

‘socialist equality’? What has been the

contribution of rural industries to regional

development, alleviation of poverty and

spatial inequality, and in relieving the grim

employment situation? How has the

meltdown in the global economy in the

second half of 2008 affected the domestic

economy? What of the current leadership’s

call for a ‘harmonious society’? Does it

signal an important ‘course correction’?

** Economic development ; Politics and

government ; Inequality ; Economic

growth ; China

5 Lomborg, Bjorn

Nobel laureates guide to the smartest

targets for the world 2016-2030 / by

Bjorn Lomborg.-- USA: Copenhagen

Consensus Centre, 2015. viii,144 p.

ISBN : 978-1-940003-11-5.

330.9 L83N Q5;1 48371-48372

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Book Description: In 2000, the

Millennium Development Goals set a few,

highly effective targets for the world, e.g.

halve the proportion of poor and reduce

childhood mortality by two-thirds. These

targets have been a huge success. Now, the

world must decide its targets for the next

15 years. The UN has proposed 169

targets, but not all are equally effective.

Copenhagen Consensus has asked 60

teams of the world s top economists to

weigh up the social, environmental and

economic benefits and costs of 100+

targets across 22 global topics from Air

Pollution and Education to Water. The

world will spend $2.5 trillion on these

targets 2016-2030. Picking the best targets

can triple the benefits for the world s

poorest. This book can help us choose

better.

** Economic development ; World

economy

6 India policy forum 2013/14 / edited by

Shekhar Shah, Barry Bosworth, Arvind

Panagariya.-- New Delhi: Sage

Publications, 2014. xxiii,341 p.

V.10.

ISBN : 978-93-515-0055-1.

330.954 Sh2I Q4 48391

The India Policy Forum (IPF) is

organized by the National Council of

Applied Economic Research (NCAER) in

New Delhi in partnership with the

Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C. It

aims to examine India’s economic reforms

and its economic transition using policy-

relevant empirical research. The IPF

comprises an annual international

conference in July in New Delhi and the

IPF Volume that brings together the

conference papers. These papers undergo

detailed revisions after the conference

based on discussants’ comments at the IPF

and the guidance provided by the

editors. The IPF is guided by

distinguished international advisory and

research panels.

The first paper in this 2013 IPF Volume

evaluates the impact of laws governing the

operation of India’s labour market within

the organized industrial sector. The next

paper analyzes India’s role in the rapid

development of international production

networks. The third paper examines the

conduct of Indian monetary policy since

the onset of the global financial crisis,

focusing on the persistent high rates of

inflation in India. The fourth paper

provides an overview of fiscal and

monetary policies in the years after the

financial crisis. The volume concludes

with an assessment of the value of social

audits, widely advocated as a tool for

improving public accountability, in the

MGNREGA program in Andhra Pradesh.

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The annual IPF Volume is globally the

most cited collection of articles on India

and should be useful to researchers and

policy-makers in economics and political

economy.

** Economic development ; Labor reform

; Macroeconomics ; Global crisis

ECONOMIC GROWTH

7 Panagariya, Arvind

State level reforms, growth, and

development in Indian states / by Arvind

Panagariya, Pinaki Chakraborty, M.

Govinda Rao.-- New Delhi: OUP, 2014.

x,309 p.

(Studies in Indian economic policies).

ISBN : 978-0-19-945362-4.

338.954 P19S Q4 48406

Book Description: Most discussions of

India's recent economic growth focus on

progress and policies at the national level.

But with a population of 1.2 billion,

several of the states in India are larger than

many of the countries in the world.

Therefore, a more complete understanding

of India's ongoing experiment in economic

reforms requires a study at the state level.

State Level Reforms, Growth, and

Development in Indian States provides the

first-ever comprehensive analysis of

growth and reforms in the highly diverse

states of the country. The authors argue

that when the national government

loosened its controls on industry and

services, state governments began shaping

the fortunes of their citizens through state-

level policy reforms, resulting in faster

growth in every state over the last decade

than any other decade in the post-

independence era. In fact, some of the

poorest states, notably Bihar and Odisha,

have been growing the fastest.

Professors Panagariya and Chakraborty

and Dr. Rao refute the common

assumptions that growth has not occurred

or that poverty has not been reduced in all

Indian states. The recent reforms have also

led to improved access in every state to

basic amenities such as permanent houses,

electricity, water, and sanitation. These

accomplishments notwithstanding,

regional inequality on a per capita basis

has grown as well. The authors analyze the

economic transformation that has taken

place in the largest eighteen states of India

and suggest reforms in areas of agriculture,

industry, services and urbanization that

can further accelerate this transformation.

They also provide a comprehensive

analysis of education and health in the

states.

** Economic growth ; Economic

development ; Economic history ;

Economic policy ; Social history

ENERGY

8 The Energy and Resource Institute

Teri energy and environment data

directory and yearbook 2013/14 (With

CD) / The Energy and Resource

Institute.-- New Delhi: TERI, 2014.

xxxiii,362 p.

ISBN : 978-81-7993-544-6.

338.476213103 T19T Q4 DS48405(REF)

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Book Description: TERI Energy &

Environment Data Directory and

Yearbook, or TEDDY, is an annual

publication brought out by TERI since

1986. TEDDY is often used as a reference

in other peer-reviewed books and journals

for energy and environment-related data. It

gives an annual overview of the

developments in the energy supplying and

consuming sectors as well as the

environment sector. It also provides a

review of the government policies that

have implications for these sectors of the

Indian economy.

** Energy ; Environment ; Industry

ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS

9 Environment and fiscal reforms in

India / edited by D.K. Srivastava and K.S.

Kavi Kumar.-- New Delhi: Sage

Publications India Pvt. Ltd., 2014.

xix,338 p.

ISBN : 978-93-515-0041-4.

363.70954 Sr3E Q4 48392

Book Description: India is, at present,

embarking upon a major reform of its

indirect tax system. This book highlights

the importance of an integrated fiscal

regime promoting innovations in efficient

resource management, taxing polluting

inputs and outputs, and spreading

awareness about the problems facing the

environment and its inter-dependent

systems.

The current structure of taxation in India,

the book underlines, is characterized by

inadequacies such as cascading, multiple

tax rates and inter-state sales tax,

fragmenting the all-India market. The

ongoing fiscal reforms are aimed at

ushering a comprehensive goods and

services tax (GST) to address these

concerns. The book argues in favour of

integrating environmental considerations

in the GST regime. It emphasizes the

importance of eco-taxes on polluting

inputs and outputs—at a higher effective

rate—taking both the central and the state

taxes into account.

** Environmental economics ;

Environmental policy ; Enviornmental

impact changes-India ; Fiscal policy

FINANCIAL CRISIS

10 Adjusting to global economic

volatility: The case of South Asia / edited

by Mustafa K. Mujeri and Wahiduddin

Mahmud.-- New Delhi: Academic

Foundation, 2014. 514 p.

ISBN : 978-93-327-0164-9.

338.5420954 M89A Q4 48393

Book Description: In South Asia, the

impact of global economic vulnerability

has been felt mainly through finance,

trade, and investment channels affecting

the performance of the real economy. The

slowdown in growth of exports and

remittances, and other associated changes

in the domestic economies have resulted in

lower growth. This has also had social

implications through changes in household

income, intra-household decisions and

resource allocations creating adverse

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impact on food security, nutrition,

education, health care as well as poverty

dynamics and its intergenerational

transmission. Adjusting to Global

Economic Volatility: The Case of South

Asia attempts to answer three questions:

How has South Asia been coping with the

impacts of global economic vulnerability?

What has determined the differential

impact of various sectors to global

economic and financial crisis? What

demand- and supply-side bottlenecks need

to be eased to meet the challenges of

global vulnerability and how regional

cooperation can help the countries going

forward? Meeting the global volatility

challenges calls for a reform agenda that

cuts across both domestic economies as

well as the framework for regional

cooperation. It must also be recognized

that regional cooperation is not easy, and

implementation of required actions is

frequently weak in South Asian countries

having diverse backgrounds. Furthermore,

effective regional cooperation and

integration takes time to develop and

requires incremental, gradual and flexible

implementation with visible payoffs.

Development of regional resources can be

one of the important areas to make

progress, which creates opportunities for

win-win outcomes and equitable sharing of

benefits among all partners.

** Financial crisis ; Recessions ;

Economic integration ; South asian

cooperation ; Business cycles

FISCAL POLICY

11 Inequality, inclusive growth, and

fiscal policy in Asia / edited by Donghyun

Park, Sang-Hyop Lee, Minsoo Lee.--

London: Routledge Pub., 2015.

xxi,297p.

(Routledge-GRIPS development forum

studies).

Co-publication of the Asian Development

Bank and Routledge.

ISBN : 978-1-138-85035-4.

339.52095 P21I Q5 48408

Book Description: Developing Asia’s

sustained rapid growth has improved

general living standards and lifted

hundreds of millions of Asians out of

poverty within a generation. Yet the region

now finds itself confronting rising

inequality. Countries where inequality has

worsened over the past 2 decades

collectively account for over 80% of

Asia’s population. As a result,

governments across the region have begun

to accord a higher priority to promoting

more inclusive growth. The international

experience, especially the experience of

the advanced economies, suggests that

fiscal policy can make a potent

contribution to reducing inequality. This

book systematically explores the

relationship between both sides of fiscal

policy―public spending as well as taxes

and other fiscal revenues―and inequality

in Asia at great depths. On the basis of the

analysis, the book sets forth a number of

concrete options for rendering fiscal policy

a more effective tool for more inclusive

growth that benefits all Asians.

Inequality, Inclusive Growth, and Fiscal

Policy in Asia is written in response to an

issue of growing demand in most Asian

countries, and it comes at a time when

Asian governments are also beginning to

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use fiscal policy to bridge the glaring

disparities between the rich and the poor of

the region.

** Fiscal policy ; Equality ; Economic

development ; Asia

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

12 Taxmann's

Foreign exchange management manual

2015 with foreign exchange laws ready

reckoner, master circulars dated 1st

July 2015 / Taxmann's.--ed. 27-- New

Delhi: Taxmann Publications (P) Ltd.,

2015. Misc p.

2Vs.

ISBN : 978-93-5071-726-4(Set).

332.4502654 T18F Q5.1-2 48403-48404

Book Description: Being an authorized

publication of the RBI, this is a

comprehensive manual of the law relating

to foreign exchange management in India,

with practice manual, Clarifications,

Notifications, Guidelines, etc. FEMA Act,

Rules, Regulations are fully updated up-to-

date. Description

Volume 1 Foreign Exchange Management

Act Rules & Regulations Framed under

FEMA Notifications issued under FEMA

Master Circulars Memorandum of

Instructions Law Relating to Foreign

Contributions & Prevention of Money

Laundering Foreign Direct Investments

Allied Acts/Rules&Guidelines

Volume 2 Foreign Exchange Laws Ready

reckoner Bank Accounts in India and

Abroad Handling and Remittance of

Foreign Exchange Current Account

transactions Capital account transactions

Foreign Investment in India Borrowing

under FEMA Lending by Indian Entity

Overseas investment by Indian Entity

Penalties and Appeals under FEMA Other

related Legislations RBI's Circulars &

Clarifications.

** Foreign exchange ; Foreign exchange

management act(FEMA)

SERVICE INDUSTRY

13 Developing the service sector: As an

engine of growth for Asia / edited by

Donghyun Park and Marcus Noland.--

Manila: ADB, 2013. xxi,390 p.

ISBN : 978-92-9254-262-7.

338.4095 P21D Q3 48384

Book Description: The service sector

already plays a critical role in developing

Asia's economy and is set to grow even

further in the future. Services are now a

vital source of output, growth, and jobs in

the region, but suffer from very low

productivity levels. The central challenge

for Asia's service sector is to move from

traditional, low value-added activities to

modern, high value-added activities. This

book analyzes the current state of the

region's service sector, the salient barriers

to service sector development, and the

prospects for the sector to serve as an

engine for inclusive growth. The guiding

principle for Asian policy makers must be

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to create more competitive service markets

by breaking down regulatory barriers

which protect vested interests. Such

barriers keep out domestic and foreign

competitors, and thus stifle efficiency and

innovation. While tackling the vested

interests requires a great deal of political

will, doing so is absolutely essential for

more productive services. Complementary

investments in human capital and physical

infrastructure will also speed up service

sector development.

** Service industry ; Economic growth ;

Asia ; Service sector ; Foreign direct

investment

TAXATION

14 Tax accounting: Unravelling the

mystery of income taxes / edited by

Anuschka Bakker, Tjeerd van den Berg,

Bart Janssen.-- Netherlands: IBFD,

2015. xviii,422 p.

ISBN : 978-90-8722-306-9.

343.042 B17T Q5 48399

Book Description: Tax Accounting:

Unravelling the Mystery of Income Taxes

provides a unique insight into accounting

for income taxes under International

Financial Reporting Standards (IAS 12)

and gives a detailed ten-step methodology

to compute, determine and disclose the tax

consequences in the financial statements of

a company. It likewise explains the

essence of tax accounting, touching on

primary tax accounting terminology, and

the legislators and regulators involved, as

well as other factors, such as the media

influence on income tax reporting.

Some of the issues addressed include book

to tax differences, deferred tax asset

recognition, uncertain tax positions,

effective tax rate reconciliation and

disclosure notes. The theory is supported

by practical examples from selected

countries across the globe. A case study

provides the reader with a full

understanding on how to arrive at the

correct tax figures and disclosure notes,

and in doing so truly unravels the mystery

of how the reported income taxes can be

explained.

Tax Accounting: Unravelling the Mystery

of Income Taxes is a valuable reference

tool to assist tax accountants, tax

authorities, legislators, tax practitioners,

and tax managers and directors in their

daily practice, as well as a guideline for

newcomers to the tax accounting

environment.

** Taxation ; Tax accounting ; Tax

accounting-Law and legislation ;

Corporate taxation ; International

financial reporting standards

15 BRICS and the emergence of

international tax coordination / edited by

Yariv Brauner and Pasquale Pistone.--

Netherlands : IBFD, 2015. xx,524 p.

ISBN : 978-90-8722-304-5.

341.75 B73B Q5 48396

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Book Description: The BRICS have been

all the rage from the beginning of the

millennium. This book focuses on the shift

of power in the global economy from the

traditionally dominant nations that

comprise the OECD, or, even more

narrowly, the G7, to emerging economies,

perhaps led by the BRICS. The

remodelling of the power structure shaping

the global economy and global economic

governance more generally is possibly

being paralleled by a corresponding

reformatting of international taxation. The

dominance of the richest countries in the

world over the international tax regime

that had evolved over the second part of

the 20th century is being defied as the 21st

century progresses. Emerging economies,

within and outside the OECD, assert their

newly found power to acquire voice and

influence on the international tax

agenda.This book is the first to map and

analyse the effect of these power shifts on

the evolution of the international tax

regime in general and on tax treaties that

follow the OECD Model in particular. This

effect is examined from a wide variety of

perspectives and views, considering its

substantive tax technical, institutional and

political aspects. A leading group of

experts contributed to form this new

discourse that focuses on, yet is not limited

to, the BRICS. They take an independent,

scholarly and realistic approach to the

various options available to the BRICS

and other emerging economies in their

quest for a voice in the governance of the

international tax regime. The potential for

cooperation among the BRICS and similar

nations is at the core of the discourse. It is

explored in depth on its own and as a

primary influence on the emergence of

international tax cooperation more

generally.

** Taxation ; International taxation ;

Double taxation ; Double taxation-

BRICS countries ; International business

enterprises-Law and legislation


Documentation

European tax handbook 2015 /



2015. 1044 p.

ISBN : 978-90-8722-313-7.

336.20264 In8E Q5 DS48401

Book Description: The 2015 European

Tax Handbook includes surveys on 49

countries and jurisdictions. The surveys

have been updated to reflect the laws

applicable in 2015.

A chapter on the European Union

(together with the most important tax

directives), as well as descriptions of seven

of the most important Swiss cantons, are

included.

** Taxation ; Europe ; Handbook


Documentation

Global individual tax handbook 2015 /



2015 948 p.

(Global tax series).

ISBN : 978-90-8722-316-8.

336.24026 In8G Q5 DS48400(REF)

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Book Description: Covering 98 tax

jurisdictions worldwide, these books

provide the largest most authoritative

survey of tax systems throughout the

world. The title provide the reader with a

complete overview of the tax system in

each country. In the Global Tax Series the

country chapters follow a common layout

that allows rapid and accurate access to

precise information and enables direct

comparison between countries.

** Taxation ; Income tax

18 OECD-Model-Convention and its

update 2014 / edited by Michael Lang

and...[et al.].-- Netherlands: IBFD, 2015.

xi,274 p.

(Series on international tax law volume

50).

ISBN : 978-90-8722-301-4.

336.24 L25O Q5 48395

Book Description: The OECD published

the 2014 Update of the OECD Model

Convention in July 2014. The OECD

Committee on Fiscal Affairs and its

Working Parties have been working on the

proposed changes to the OECD Model and

the Commentary for some years. The

Update in particular addresses issues

regarding beneficial ownership, treatment

of termination payments, changes to the

exchange of information provision and

questions arising in the context of

emissions permits and credits.

This book includes 11 chapters which

analyze the changes made by the Update

and assesses their effects on international

tax planning. Moreover, the book offers a

future outlook of the concept of permanent

establishment in the context of the BEPS

project. It incorporates the perspective of

leading scholars and practitioners dealing

with international tax cases.

This book is designed to provide essential

insights to academics, practitioners, tax

officials and judges who deal with or are

interested in the field of international

taxation.

** Taxation ; International taxation-

OECD countries

VALUE ADDED TAX

19 Terra, Ben

Guide to the European VAT directives /

by Ben Terra & Julie Kajus.—

Netherlands: IBFD, 2015. V.1:

xxiv,1610; V.2: lxxxiv,160 p.

2Vs.; V.1: Introduction to European VAT

2015; V.2: Integrated texts of the VAT

directive (including the implementing

regulation) and the former sixth VAT

directive 2015.

336.2712094 T27G Q5.1-2 48397-48398

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Book Description: Published annually,

this handy two-volume set provides a

comprehensive overview of the most

essential parts of VAT Directives in

Europe.

This book set serves as a textbook for

advanced students of tax law and/or

Community law and as a reference book

for (indirect) tax law or Community law

practitioners.

Volume 1: Introduction to European

VAT

This volume offers a systematic survey of

the implications of the legal principles on

indirect tax matters and VAT rules of the

European Union in force and a discussion

of the case law of the Court of Justice of

the European Union in indirect tax matters,

particularly in VAT.

It is divided into two parts: (I) General

subjects and (II) European VAT.

Following a general introduction on VAT

as fiscal phenomenon, the European VAT

is discussed as provided for in the Sixth

VAT Directive as replaced by Council

Directive 2006/112/EC on the common

system of VAT (the Recast VAT

Directive, referred to as the VAT

Directive). VAT issues are illustrated by

excerpts of decisions of the Court of

Justice.

The changes by the VAT package are

included, and all chapters and references

are updated with the changes by the

Lisbon Treaty.

Volume 2: Integrated Texts of the

Recast VAT Directive and the former

Sixth VAT Directive

This volume provides an (unofficial)

integrated text of Council Directive

2006/112/EC on the common system of

VAT and the Directives amending it,

including Regulation (EC) No. 282/2011,

the recast implementing Regulation, as

amended. Early July 2012, the

Commission made available a list of

guidelines agreed by the VAT Committee.

In footnotes the guidelines updated until

November 2013 are mentioned relating to

the provision in question. An (unofficial)

integrated text of the Sixth VAT Directive

as applicable until 1 January 2007 is also

included.

** Value added tax ; Europe

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AUTHOR INDEX

Bakker, Anuschka 14

Berg, Tjeerd van den 14

Bosworth, Barry 6

Brauner, Yariv 15

Chakraborty, Pinaki 7

Janssen, Bart 14

Kajus, Julie 19

Kapila, Uma 3

Kumar, C. Raj 2

Kumar, K.S. Kavi 9

Lang, Michael 18

Lee, Minsoo 11

Lee, Sang-Hyop 11

Lomborg, Bjorn 5

Mahmud, Wahiduddin 10

Mujeri, Mustafa K. 10

Noland Marcus 13

Panagariya, Arvind 6-7

Park, Donghyun 11,13

Pistone, Pasquale 15

Rao, M. Govinda 7

Shah, Shekhar 6

Srivastava, D.K. 9

Terra, Ben 19

CORPORATE AUTHOR

The Energy and Resource Institute 8

International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation 1,16-17

Taxmann's 12

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STATE FINANCE COMMISSION REPORTS

1 Assam, Fourth State Finance Commission

Report of the fourth Assam state finance commission

(2011-2016) / Assam, Fourth State Finance

Commission.--Guwahati: Finance Department, 2012.

Pt.1: 12,152; Pt.2: 153-436 p.

3Vs.(In 2Pts.); Part-1: Volume I: Main report; Part-

II: Volume II: Annexures and appendix; Volume III:

Technical supplement to the main report of the fourth

Assam state finance commission.

336.06054162 As7R Q2-I-II DS48412-DS48413

** State finances ; Local government finances ; Assam

2 Assam, Second State Finance Commission

Report of the second Assam state finance commission /

Assam, Second State Finance Commission.-- Assam:

Finance Department, 2003. 126 p.

336.06054162 As7R P3 DS48409


3 Assam, Third State Finance Commission

Report of the third Assam state finance commission

(2006-2011) / Assam, Third State Finance Commission.—

Guwahati : Finance Department, 2008. Pt.1: 220;

Pt.2: 221-546 p.

3Vs.(In 2Pts.); Part-1: Volume I: Main report; Part-

II: Volume II: Annexures and Ad interim report;

Volume III: Technical supplement to the main report

of the third Assam state finance commission.

336.06054162 As7R P8-I-II DS48410-DS48411


4 Bihar, Fourth State Finance Commission

Report of the fourth state finance commission /

Bihar, Fourth State Finance Commission.-- Patna:

Department of Finance, 2010. iii,135 p.

336.0605412 B48R Q0 DS48414

** State finances ; Local government finances ; Bihar

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5 Goa, Second State Finance Commission

Report of the second state finance commission (II

SFC) / Goa, Second State Finance Commission.-- Goa:

Finance Commission, 2007. xvi,184 p.

336.06054799 G54R P7 DS48415

** State finances ; Local government finances ; Goa

6 Haryana, Fourth State Finance Commission

Report of fourth state finance commission Haryana /

Haryana, Fourth State Finance Commission.—

Panchkula: Finance Department, 2014. xi,382 p.

336.06054558 H26R Q4 DS48418

** State finances ; Local government finances ;

Haryana

7 Haryana, Third State Finance Commission

Report of 3rd State finance commission Haryana /

Haryana, Third State Finance Commission.—

Chandigarh: Finance Department, 2008. viii,253 p.

336.06054558 H26R P8 DS48426


Haryana

8 Himachal Pradesh, Fourth State Finance Commission

Report of the fourth state finance commission

Himachal Pradesh / Himachal Pradesh, Fourth State

Finance Commission.- Shimla: Department of Finance,

2014. 414 p

336.0605452 H57R Q4 DS48420


Himachal Pradesh

9 Himachal Pradesh, Third State Finance Commission

Report of the Himachal Pradesh 3rd State finance

commission / Himachal Pradesh, Third State Finance

Commission.-- Shimla: Finance Commission, 2008. 411p.

336.0605452 H57R P8 DS48419


Himachal pradesh

15

10 Jammu and Kashmir, State Finance Commission

Report of the Jammu and Kashmir state finance

commission / Jammu and Kashmir, State Finance

Commission.-- Jammu: Finance Commission, 2010. V.1:

xxiv,257; V.2: 258-535; V.3: 536-748; V.4: 1-184;

V.5: 185-338 p.

5Vs.

330.060546 J24R Q0.1-5 DS48421-DS48425

** State finances ; Local government finances ; Jammu

and kashmir

11 Karnataka, Third State Finance Commission

Report of third state finance commission / Karnataka,

Third State Finance Commission.-- Karnataka: Finance

Department, 2008. Misc p.

336.0605487 K14K P8 DS48427


Karnataka

12 Maharashtra, Second State Finance Commission

Report of the second Maharashtra finance commission /

Maharashtra, Second State Finance Commission.--

Maharashtra: Finance Department, 2002. Misc p.

336.06054792 M26R P2 DS48428


Maharashtra

13 Manipur, Second State Finance Commission

Report of the second Manipur state finance commission

Manipur / Manipur, Second State Finance Commission.--

Imphal: Finance Department, 2004. vii,323 p.

336.0605417 M31R P4 DS48429


Manipur

14 Nagaland, State Finance Commission

Report of the first Nagaland state finance commission

/ Nagaland, State Finance Commission.-- Nagaland:

Finance Department, 2008. ii,162 p.

336.06054165 N13R P8 DS48430

** State finances ; Local government finances

16

15 Odisha, Fourth State Finance Commission

Report of the fourth state finance commission Odisha

2015-2020 / Odisha, Fourth State Finance Commission.-

-Bhubaneshwar: Finance department, 2014. V.1: 207;

V.2: 88+ 30 p.

2Vs.

336.0605413 Or4R Q4.1-2 DS48434-DS48435


Odisha

16 Orissa, Second State Finance Commission

Report of the second state finance commission Orissa

/ Orissa, Second State Finance Commission.—

Bhubaneswar: Finance Department, 2004. Misc p.

336.0605413 Or4R P4 DS48431


Orissa

17 Orissa, Third State Finance Commission

Report of the third state finance commission Orissa /

Orissa, Third State Finance Commission.—

Bhubaneshwar: Finance Department, 2010. Misc p.

2Vs.

336.0605413 Or4R Q0.1-2 DS48432-DS48433


Orissa

18 Punjab, Third State Finance Commission

Report of the third Punjab finance commission: Main

report / Punjab, Third State Finance Commission.--

Chandigarh: Finance Department, 2006. Misc p.

336.06054552 P96R P6 DS48436


Punjab

19 Rajasthan, Fourth State Finance Commission

Report of the fourth state finance commission

Rajasthan (for 2010-2015) / Rajasthan, Fourth State

Finance Commission.-- Jaipur: Finance Department,

2013. Misc p.

336.060544 R13R Q3 DS48437


Rajasthan

17

20 Sikkim, Fourth State Finance Commission

Report of the fourth state finance commission Sikkim

(Report for the award period (2015-2020) / Sikkim,

Fourth State Finance Commission.-- Gangtok: Finance

Department, 2013. ii,173 p.

336.0605497 Si2R Q3 DS48441


Sikkim

21 Sikkim, Second State Finance Commission

Report of the second state finance commission Sikkim

/ Sikkim, Second State Finance Commission.-- Gangtok:

Rural Development Department, 2004. 130 p.

336.0605497 Si2R P4 DS48439


Sikkim

22 Sikkim, State Finance Commission

Report of first state finance commission Sikkim

(Recommendations of state finance commission Sikkim)

/ Sikkim, State Finance Commission.-- Gangtok:

Finance Department, 1999. iii,90 p.

336.0605497 Si2R P9 DS48438


Sikkim

23 Sikkim, Third State Finance Commission

Report of the third state finance commission Sikkim

(2010-2015) / Sikkim, Third State Finance

Commission.— Sikkim: SFC, 2010. 403 p.

Accession No. Ds48440 (Acknowledgement to Chapter X

only)

336.0605497 Si2R Q0 DS46834; DS48440

** State finances ; Sikkim

24 Tamil Nadu, Fourth State Finance Commission

Report and recommendations of fourth state finance

commission Tamil Nadu (2012-2017)/ Tamil Nadu, Fourth

State Finance Commission.-- Chennai: Finance

Department, 2011. xxiii,298 p.

336.0605482 T15R Q1 DS48443

** State finances ; Local government finances ; Tamil

nadu

18

25 Tamil Nadu, Third State Finance Commission

Report and recommendations of third state finance

commission Tamil Nadu (2007-12)/ Tamil Nadu, Third

State Finance Commission.-- Chennai: Finance

Department, 2006. Misc p.

336.0605482 T15R P6 DS48442

** State finances ; Local government finances ; Tamil

nadu

26 Tripura, Second State Finance Commission

Report of the second Tripura state finance commission

/ Tripura, Second State Finance Commission.—

Tripura: Finance Department, 2003. 86 p.

336.0605415 T73R P3 DS48444


Tripura

27 Tripura, Third State Finance Commission

Report of the third Tripura state finance commission

/ Tripura, Third State Finance Commission.-- Tripura:

Finance Department, 2009. Misc p.

336.0605415 T73R P9 DS48445


Tripura

28 Uttarakhand, Third State Finance Commission

Report of the third state finance commission of

Uttarakhand (2011-16) / Uttarakhand, Third State

Finance Commission.-- Uttarakhand: Finance

Department, 2011. v,449 p.

336.0605421 Ut8R Q1 DS48447


Uttarakhand

29 Uttaranchal, Second State Finance Commission

Report of the second state finance commission of

Uttaranchal (2006-2011) / Uttaranchal, Second State

Finance Commission.-- Uttaranchal: Finance

Department, 2006. v,378 p.

336.0605421 Ut8R P6 DS48446


Uttaranchal

19

30 West Bengal, Third State Finance Commission

Report of the third state finance commission West

Bengal / West Bengal, Third State Finance

Commission.— Kolkata: Finance Department, 2008.

vii,333 p.

336.0605414 W52R P8 DS48448

** State finances ; Local government finances ; West

Bengal

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