Foundations of Chaplaincy by Alan T Baker

Foundations of Chaplaincy by Alan T Baker

This book is a critical study of the issues surrounding the treaty allocation of tax powers between source and residence countries. It discusses the allocation of tax powers between the competing jurisdictional claims in an unbiased and practical way. It examines the prevailing treaty allocation rules from the perspective of developing countries and discusses the quest for developing an appropriate tax treaty model for allocating revenue between developing and developed countries. While demonstrating the inequity of the existing network of double tax treaties involving developing countries, it seeks to shift the emphasis in international discussions on the tax concerns of developing countries from double tax treaties to the need for providing assistance to developing countries to improve their enforcement and administrative capability in tax matters. As such, the book is ideal for students or tax practitioners, tax officers in developing countries and advisers on matters relating to overseas investments.

Alan T. Baker is a deeply experienced chaplain who now trains, supervises, and endorses prospective and current chaplains in a variety of settings. Baker's experience includes service in college, corporate, and military chaplaincy. A graduate of the United States Naval Academy, Baker rose to the rank of rear admiral. He currently teaches at Fuller, Gordon-Conwell, and Wesley seminaries.

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ISBN 13	9780802877499
ISBN 10	0802877494
Title	Foundations of Chaplaincy
Author	Alan T Baker
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	William B Eerdmans Publishing Co
Year published	2021-02-18
Number of pages	256
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