THE FISCAL FRAME OF NATIONAL TRANSPORT SERVICES ASSIMILATED TO INTRA-COMMUNITARIAN GOODS TRANSPORT, ACCESSORY SERVICES AND AFFERENT MEDIATION SERVICES
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https://doi.org/10.29358/sceco.v0i13.23Abstract
The unrolling of properly intra-communitarian goods transport services may depend in many cases or be in tight connection with other services performance, such as: national transport services, accessory services (loading, unloading, handling, weighing, sorting, goods storage) or the mediation services concerning the intra-communitarian goods transport or accessory services. The categories of services above mentioned are remarked through a series of specific fiscal aspects, aspects that will be presented in this paper, both from a theoretical point of view, and from the point f view of some short examples.Downloads
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