Kathryn James Books

Kathryn writes full-time, drawing inspiration from her work with gypsy and traveller children, documenting their lives. Her narratives are deeply influenced by these experiences, as well as her background in scriptwriting for children and teenagers. She focuses on capturing the unique voice and perspective of the communities she portrays. Her work offers insight into often-unseen aspects of society.

The Rise of the Value-Added Tax
496 pages
18 hours of reading
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The book delves into the evolution of the value-added tax (VAT), tracing its journey from a little-known concept to a major global revenue tool. It examines the factors that contributed to its widespread adoption and the implications for economies worldwide, highlighting its significance in modern fiscal policy. Through detailed analysis, it uncovers the complexities and challenges associated with implementing VAT systems, making it a crucial resource for understanding contemporary taxation.
Mist
327 pages
12 hours of reading
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Listen, children. Have you heard about the Lost Girls? They venture into the woods and never return...

The Rise of the Value-Added Tax

Mist