tax harmonization
Tax harmonization refers to the process of aligning or coordinating tax policies and regulations across different jurisdictions or countries to create a more standardized and uniform system of taxation. This aims to minimize discrepancies and inconsistencies in tax rules and rates, promoting fairness, efficiency, and economic integration.
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