Classifying VAT Legislation for Automation

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Classifying VAT Legislation for Automation. / Sudzina, Frantisek; Nielsen, Morten Ib; Simonsen, Jakob Grue; Larsen, Ken Friis.

2008. Paper præsenteret ved Workshop on 3rd Generation Enterprise Resource Planning Systems, Copenhagen, Danmark.

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Harvard

Sudzina, F, Nielsen, MI, Simonsen, JG & Larsen, KF 2008, 'Classifying VAT Legislation for Automation', Paper fremlagt ved Workshop on 3rd Generation Enterprise Resource Planning Systems, Copenhagen, Danmark, 17/11/2008 - 18/11/2008.

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Sudzina, F., Nielsen, M. I., Simonsen, J. G., & Larsen, K. F. (2008). Classifying VAT Legislation for Automation. Paper præsenteret ved Workshop on 3rd Generation Enterprise Resource Planning Systems, Copenhagen, Danmark.

Vancouver

Sudzina F, Nielsen MI, Simonsen JG, Larsen KF. Classifying VAT Legislation for Automation. 2008. Paper præsenteret ved Workshop on 3rd Generation Enterprise Resource Planning Systems, Copenhagen, Danmark.

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Sudzina, Frantisek ; Nielsen, Morten Ib ; Simonsen, Jakob Grue ; Larsen, Ken Friis. / Classifying VAT Legislation for Automation. Paper præsenteret ved Workshop on 3rd Generation Enterprise Resource Planning Systems, Copenhagen, Danmark.

Bibtex

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abstract = "The paper offers a framework for partitioning articles in legal documents pertaining to value added tax (VAT) into categories suitable for subsequent integration in computerized systems for automatically deriving VAT rates. The importance of an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system supporting VAT is not that it is required by a definition but because information technology in general increasingly supports everyday activities, so users expect more even from ERP systems. As an extended example, the classification of all articles of the European Council directive 2006/112/EC of 28 November 2006 on the common system of value added tax is presented. The classification of VAT articles is important in order to allow for easier VAT modeling for ERP systems. Better VAT modeling should eventually lead to lower cost of implementing changes in VAT legislature.",
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