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This article examines tax implications of de minimis thresholds in e-commerce, highlighting fiscal legitimacy issues.
This article examines whether de minimis import thresholds remain justified in a digital economy dominated by platform-mediated e-commerce. Drawing on benefit theory and theory of harm, it argues that such exemptions undermine fiscal legitimacy, distort competition and erode tax revenues. Taxing low-value imports is normatively justified to restore fiscal coherence and distribute e-commerce benefits more equitably.
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