Social Justice & Multi-Jurisdictional Tax: A Critical Examination of the Digitization of Commerce, Multi-Jurisdictional Tax & An Opportunity to Correct a Systemic Preference to Protect Wealth

Natasha N. Varyani

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Vol. 50, Issue 2, 2022

November 08, 2022 EDT

Social Justice & Multi-Jurisdictional Tax: A Critical Examination of the Digitization of Commerce, Multi-Jurisdictional Tax & An Opportunity to Correct a Systemic Preference to Protect Wealth

Natasha N. Varyani, JD, Suffolk University Law School, MBA Suffolk University Sawyer School of Management, BA Smith College,

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Capital University Law Review

Natasha N. Varyani, Social Justice & Multi-Jurisdictional Tax: A Critical Examination of the Digitization of Commerce, Multi-Jurisdictional Tax & An Opportunity to Correct a Systemic Preference to Protect Wealth, 50 Capital University Law Review 91 (2022).

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