| 英文摘要 |
There is no unified definition of the term' service'for economic or legal purposes even though the term'service'means the act or action of doing something useful for other people irrespective of free of charge or not in contemporary Chinese. Viewed from the linkage of services and other economic elements, the cyber-based services in the context of digital economy belong to a typical type of services combined with information (knowledge). The apparent difference between the cyber-based services and services in traditional economy is that the supplier of the former does not necessarily have any physical present in consumers'countries when doing its business. The provisions of the UN Model dealing with services cannot effectively respond to challenges from the development of cyber-based services, and therefore need to be revised without prejudice to the elimination of international double taxation and equal share of international tax revenue among countries involved in cross border cyber-based services. |