Abstract
Geotaxation focuses on international tax relations and their development under the influence of geographical factors, considering, for example, collaborations among states, the international impact of national or local tax policies etc. Today geotaxation is required to expand to new spaces, where human activity is evolving, such as the cyberspace. Different from all other geo-tax subjects, cyber-reality is challenging established social structures and norms and international relations, including in the tax area. On these premises, this article explores the changes that cyberspace and modern geotaxation imply for the state and the potential development of the international tax scenario.
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