Abstract
Although there seems to be consensus in the current debate of addressing tax challenges arising from economic digitalization that more taxing rights need to be allocated to market jurisdictions, the legal rationale supporting it is far from clear. This article argues that the reallocation of taxing rights itself is the issue at stake manifested by, instead of brought by, economic digitalization, which is why a principle to ensure the fair allocation of taxing rights is in urgent need. Among various candidates, a revised benefit principle is the best to deal with this issue and could provide a potential answer to the legal rationale for the taxing rights of market jurisdictions. Pursuant to the revised benefit principle, market taxation could be justified by deeming users as a conduit through which market jurisdictions provide public goods.
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