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DEVELOPMENT OF THE TAXATION SYSTEMS IN JAPAN AND TURKEY

DEVELOPMENT OF THE TAXATION SYSTEMS IN JAPAN AND TURKEY

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The aim: of this paper is to analyze the development of the taxation systems in Japan and Turkey in general. Besides giving a general description of the development of the systems in both countries, it is also aimed to point out the apparent disparities in the . developmental! paths in the two countries. The idea in analyzing the tax systems of these two countries is to make a comparison between these countries which have similarities in. certain aspects. Indeed, tooth Japan and Turkey have 'been exposed to western civilization during the stage of their economic backwardness, though Dhe time and style of exposure has been quite different. Japan had been forced by Westerners, especially Americans, to open the country to western traders after almost two hundred years of seclusion. The merits and demerits of that long-lived seclusion period are beyond the scope of this paper,
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