2008
DOI: 10.1109/tase.2008.923823
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A Tax Integrated Approach for Global Supply Chain Network Planning

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“…Dado o objetivo do presente trabalho, foi feito um referencial específico acerca da relação entre cadeias produtivas e de suprimentos com a tributação, visto 97 ISSN 2175-8069, UFSC, Florianópolis, v. 13, n. 29, p. 91-112, mai./ago. 2016 que a literatura recente a respeito das cadeias de suprimentos dispende pouca atenção às questões fiscais (BALAJI;VISWANADHAM, 2008;WEBBER, 2011).…”
Section: Tributação Nas Cadeias De Suprimentosunclassified
“…Dado o objetivo do presente trabalho, foi feito um referencial específico acerca da relação entre cadeias produtivas e de suprimentos com a tributação, visto 97 ISSN 2175-8069, UFSC, Florianópolis, v. 13, n. 29, p. 91-112, mai./ago. 2016 que a literatura recente a respeito das cadeias de suprimentos dispende pouca atenção às questões fiscais (BALAJI;VISWANADHAM, 2008;WEBBER, 2011).…”
Section: Tributação Nas Cadeias De Suprimentosunclassified
“…Balaji and Viswanadham [4] (2008) develop a tax-integrated model to determine whether it is in a company's interest to outsource material or pursue foreign direct investment (FDI). They consider an eight-stage supply chain for the manufacture of computers, with operations in two countries.…”
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“…A hub-based model is also proposed, where firms may source their components from a regional hub and benefit from lower taxes, lower costs, and higher-quality freight handling. In their numerical example, Balaji and Viswanadham [4] show that it is optimal to outsource production to the country where cost is lowest, even when demand exists in both countries. It is also in the company's best interest to outsource production when demand is high and to use FDIs for echelons closest to the customer.…”
Section: Procurementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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