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A Study On The United States Renewable Energy Policy Design And Outcomes, Dmitry Zelik
A Study On The United States Renewable Energy Policy Design And Outcomes, Dmitry Zelik
SJD Dissertations
Energy is essential for the existence of modem civilization, and the amount of energy consumed by society is constantly growing. In 2015, the United States alone generated about 4 trillion kilowatt-hours of electricity. About 67% of the electricity generated was from fossil fuels (coal, natural gas, and petroleum). The United States' high dependence on fossil fuels leads to numerous problems, such as increased greenhouse gas emissions, urban air pollution, as well as geopolitical and military tensions. There are two primary ways that scholars and politicians are trying to address the problem of fossil-fuel consumption--either by reducing the population's dependence on …
Source, Character And Taxable Presence In A Digital World: International Taxation Of Online Advertising, Assaf Prussak
Source, Character And Taxable Presence In A Digital World: International Taxation Of Online Advertising, Assaf Prussak
SJD Dissertations
The purpose of this dissertation is to examine the application of the U.S. and international tax rules and norms to income derived from online advertising, to consider the challenges and problems that arise when these rules are applied to such a purely-digital type of income, to propose an alternative framework for the taxation of online advertising, and to discuss the legislative measures adopted by various countries in an attempt to tax this type of income (and other income derived from digital-based activities).