An Enhanced Approach of Exploring Digital Economy Using Modern Computer Networks

Abstract

With globalization driving complex between state exchange labor and products, challenges have arisen around burdening Worldwide Undertakings (MNEs) in an undeniably computerized economy. This report inspects current two-sided charge arrangements between South Center Part States and countries where most computerized MNEs are settled, zeroing in on MNEs with yearly incomes surpassing EUR 750 million. The investigation gives key information on the source burdening freedoms of South Center Part States, investigating the effect on settlement exchanges and suggesting the reception of Article 12B from the Assembled Countries (UN) Model Assessment Show to help successful advanced tax collection. Also, the review recognizes settlements with restricted source burdening freedoms that might require exhaustive renegotiation past Article 12B's consideration. The report likewise surveys how "PC Programming" is treated in these arrangements, finishing with proposals for future activity.

Keywords: Digital technologies; digital transformation; digital literacy; digitalization; big data; data analytics; artificial intelligence; blockchain; cybersecurity; challenges.