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Taxation to electronic commerce: the Argentine VAT.
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Taxation to electronic commerce: the Argentine VAT 1- Introduction Normally electronic commerce is understood as those commercial and financial transactions done through the process and transmission of information, including text, sound, and image. That information can be the main purpose of the transaction or be complementary to it. The definition of electronic commerce is broad, including any kind of commercial transaction where the parties interact electronically instead or doing it in person. Contact clients, information exchange, sales, customer service and support, payment, and product distribution are some of the forms that electronic commerce takes. Electronic commerce is not a new phenomenon. For many years the companies exchanged data through different communication networks, but those transactions were limited to inter-firm or intra-firm through private networks. But the impressive growth of Internet caused the spread of that kind of commerce around the globe, and in very fast way. Electronic commerce is usually...
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