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The taxation of income from technical services under the Federal Income Tax Proclamation of Ethiopia: income labelling and tax jurisdiction issues

Yibekal Tadesse Abate

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Income obtained from a rendering of technical services would be taxed under different schedules as a particular item of income. Consequently, the characterisation of income is critical as it determines which tax rule applies to each item of income. However, the login details, pertinent to labelling income from technical services into a particular item of income, are not specific under the law. Also, the rules regulating taxation power over each kind of income of technical service needs a close scrutiny. The article aims at discerning the login details applicable in labelling income from technical services to catalogue to the domains of individual schedule. It also aims at identifying the conditions of tax jurisdiction over each item of income of technical services. The article reveals that an ambiguity in the language of definitions and the uncertainty of the scope of each income makes the taxation of income from technical service perplexing.

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Income obtained from a rendering of technical services would be taxed under different schedules as a particular item of income. Consequently, the characterisation of income is critical as it determines which tax rule applies to each item of income. However, the login details, pertinent to labelling income from technical services into a particular item of income, are not specific under the law. Also, the rules regulating taxation power over each kind of income of technical service needs a close scrutiny. The article aims at discerning the login details applicable in labelling income from technical services to catalogue to the domains of individual schedule. It also aims at identifying the conditions of tax jurisdiction over each item of income of technical services. The article reveals that an ambiguity in the language of definitions and the uncertainty of the scope of each income makes the taxation of income from technical service perplexing.

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Income obtained from a rendering of technical services would be taxed under different schedules as a particular item of income. Consequently, the characterisation of income is critical as it determines which tax rule applies to each item of income. However, the login details, pertinent to labelling income from technical services into a particular item of income, are not specific under the law. Also, the rules regulating taxation power over each kind of income of technical service needs a close scrutiny. The article aims at discerning the login details applicable in labelling income from technical services to catalogue to the domains of individual schedule. It also aims at identifying the conditions of tax jurisdiction over each item of income of technical services. The article reveals that an ambiguity in the language of definitions and the uncertainty of the scope of each income makes the taxation of income from technical service perplexing.

Key concepts: Gross income, International taxation, Income tax, State income tax, Economics, Double taxation, Public economics, Proclamation

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