Deakin University / All Locations

101

Revenue -- Russia (Federation) : Evaluation of taxes and revenues from the energy sector in the Baltics, Russia, and other former Soviet Union countries / prepared by Dale F. Gray

1998

1

102

Revenue -- Sao Tome and Principe -- Econometric models : São Tomé and Príncipe : domestic tax system and tax revenue potential / Nisreen Farhan

2009

1

103

Revenue -- Saudi Arabia.

2

104

Revenue sharing.

20

105

Revenue sharing -- Australia.

6

106

Revenue sharing -- Australia -- Congresses. : Report of the resolutions, proceedings, and debates of the Premiers' Conference, held at Brisbane, May, 1907

1907

1

107

Revenue sharing -- Australia -- States.

2

108

Revenue sharing -- Australian states. : The Project: 17/04/15

2015

1

109

Revenue sharing -- Canada. : Natural resource revenues : a test of Federalism / edited by Anthony Scott

1976

1

110

Revenue sharing -- Canada -- Congresses.

2

111

Revenue sharing -- Case studies : Fiscal federalism in theory and practice / Teresa Ter-Minassian, editor

1997

1

112

Revenue sharing -- Colombia : Colombia : selected issues / prepared by Robert Rennhack [and others]

2005

1

113

Revenue sharing -- Congresses.

2

114

Revenue sharing -- Czech Republic. : Fiscal design across levels of government year 2000 surveys : country report : Czech Republic, final, 3rd May, 2001 / OECD Directorate for Financial, Fiscal and Enterprise Affairs, Centre on Tax Policy and Administration

2001

1

115

Revenue sharing -- Estonia. : Fiscal design across levels of government year 2000 surveys : country report : Estonia, final, 3rd May, 2001 / OECD Directorate for Financial, Fiscal and Enterprise Affairs, Centre on Tax Policy and Administration

2001

1

116

Revenue sharing -- European Union countries -- Congresses : Fiscal federalism in the European Union / edited by Amedeo Fossati and Giorgio Panella

1999

1

117

Revenue sharing -- Hungary. : Fiscal design across levels of government year 2000 surveys : country report : Hungary, final, 3rd May, 2001 / OECD Directorate for Financial, Fiscal and Enterprise Affairs, Centre on Tax Policy and Administration

2001

1