The Polish clearing house system: A 'stir'ring example of the use of new technologies in ensuring VAT compliance in Poland and selected legal challenges

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The Polish clearing house system : A 'stir'ring example of the use of new technologies in ensuring VAT compliance in Poland and selected legal challenges. / Papis-Almansa, Marta.

I: EC Tax Review, Bind 28, Nr. 1, 2019, s. 43-56.

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Papis-Almansa, M 2019, 'The Polish clearing house system: A 'stir'ring example of the use of new technologies in ensuring VAT compliance in Poland and selected legal challenges', EC Tax Review, bind 28, nr. 1, s. 43-56.

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Papis-Almansa, M. (2019). The Polish clearing house system: A 'stir'ring example of the use of new technologies in ensuring VAT compliance in Poland and selected legal challenges. EC Tax Review, 28(1), 43-56.

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Papis-Almansa M. The Polish clearing house system: A 'stir'ring example of the use of new technologies in ensuring VAT compliance in Poland and selected legal challenges. EC Tax Review. 2019;28(1):43-56.

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Papis-Almansa, Marta. / The Polish clearing house system : A 'stir'ring example of the use of new technologies in ensuring VAT compliance in Poland and selected legal challenges. I: EC Tax Review. 2019 ; Bind 28, Nr. 1. s. 43-56.

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