Graham Brown
- 1.(c) DataLex Pry Ltd 70 Piper Street Lilyfield NSW 2040 Australia The DataLex Legal Workstation - integrating tools for lawyers Greenleaf, Mowbray and Tyree Procee~ngs of the 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence Law ACM Press 1991 Page 215 Google Scholar
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- 2.at the Fourth Session of the Seventh National Peoples CongressGoogle Scholar
- 3.The Detailedimplementing Regulations for the Income Tax Ianv of the Peoples Republic of China Concerning Foreign Investment Enterprises and Foreign Enterprises were promulgated by the State Council on 30 June 1991 with effect from 1 July 1991.Google Scholar
- 4.Reproduced from China Business lane Guide (c) CCH International (Used with permission)Google Scholar
- 5.Tax Reform in China: The New Foreign Corporate Income Tax Law Archic Parnell THE CCH Journal of Asian Pacific Taxation Volume 3 Issue 3 May/June 1991 4-9 (c) Archie Parnell & CCH International (Used with permission) An Overview of the New Chinese Income Tax Law for Foreign Investment Enterprises and Foreign Enterprises Wei Xin & Graham Brown Asian-Pacific Tax and Investment Research Centre Bulletin Volume 9 Number 6 June 1991 page 198 (c) W~i Xin & Graham Brown The implementing Regulations for China's Income Tax Law for Foreign Investment Enterprises and Foreign Enterprises: Changes: with Incentives for Foreign Investment Preserved Wei Xin & Graham Brown CCH Journal of Asian Pacific Taxation Vol 4 Issue 5 July/August 1992 4149 (c) Wei Xin & Graham Brown The New Income Tax Law of The People~ Republic of China - Some Remaining Concerns Alan WS big CCIt Journal of Asian Pacific Taxation Vol 4 Issue 6 Nov/D~ 1992 18-24 (c) Alan WS NG 8: CCH International (UseA with permission)Google Scholar
- 6.Unofficial translationGoogle Scholar
- 7.Reproduced from China Laws for Foreign Business (c) CCH International (Used with pemdssion)Google Scholar
- 8.Unofficial TranslationGoogle Scholar
- 9.For further discussion of these issues please see: Legislative Knowledge Base Systems for Public Administration- Some practical Issues Peter Johnson & David Mead PrOngs of the 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence Law ACM Press 1991 Page 215 Exploiting Isomorphism: Development of a KBS to support British Coal Insurance Clainas T Bench-Capon & F Coe~ Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Artificial intelligence Law ACM Press 1991 Google ScholarDigital Library
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- CHINATAX: exploring isomorphism with chinese law
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