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Presentation. Powerpoint 112Kb - The Cambridge Trust for New
... international financial markets, it would be in a good position to undertake such a task; Also in view of the IMF’s central objectives of the promotion of international monetary cooperation to maintain exchange rate stability, and orderly exchange arrangements amongst its members, substantially st ...
... international financial markets, it would be in a good position to undertake such a task; Also in view of the IMF’s central objectives of the promotion of international monetary cooperation to maintain exchange rate stability, and orderly exchange arrangements amongst its members, substantially st ...
Influence of profit and investors` value taxation on financing
... 1963], Miller [1977], DeAngelo and Masulis [1980], J.L.Berens and C.J.Cuny [1995], etc.), which analyse value of companies as a function of financing decisions and taxes paid by companies and their investors. Despite quite opposite conclusions of the models, it is obvious that value of the so called ...
... 1963], Miller [1977], DeAngelo and Masulis [1980], J.L.Berens and C.J.Cuny [1995], etc.), which analyse value of companies as a function of financing decisions and taxes paid by companies and their investors. Despite quite opposite conclusions of the models, it is obvious that value of the so called ...
How mobile is capital within the European Union?
... Our sample of eight investing EU countries comprises one tax credit country - the UK and seven tax exempt countries - Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, The Netherlands, and Portugal (IBFD, 1999). Thus, since only the UK allows crediting of taxes paid on foreign source profits against home ...
... Our sample of eight investing EU countries comprises one tax credit country - the UK and seven tax exempt countries - Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, The Netherlands, and Portugal (IBFD, 1999). Thus, since only the UK allows crediting of taxes paid on foreign source profits against home ...
Ifo Viewpoints 2002 (PDF, 243 KB)
... The capital gains tax is a double burden on retained earnings. It discriminates against investments that are financed by retained earnings and it encourages profit distribution. It induces the opposite of what was intended with the tax reduction on corporations’ retained earnings introduced two year ...
... The capital gains tax is a double burden on retained earnings. It discriminates against investments that are financed by retained earnings and it encourages profit distribution. It induces the opposite of what was intended with the tax reduction on corporations’ retained earnings introduced two year ...
Transcript (DOCX 100k)
... RAMON FONSECA, CO-FOUNDER, MOSSACK FONSECA (voiceover): We have formed more than 250,000 anonymous corporations through our history and we take care only of the legal part. We do not participate in the activities of the company, nor do we have any responsibility over what the company does. PAT MCGRA ...
... RAMON FONSECA, CO-FOUNDER, MOSSACK FONSECA (voiceover): We have formed more than 250,000 anonymous corporations through our history and we take care only of the legal part. We do not participate in the activities of the company, nor do we have any responsibility over what the company does. PAT MCGRA ...
Taxation of Resident Entities (Cont`d)
... A corporate taxpayer must file an annual return, based on its income for the accounting year. The return is due within six months after the end of the accounting year. The taxpayer’s audited financial statements should accompany the return. Self assessment is encouraged. A tax bonus of 1% is granted ...
... A corporate taxpayer must file an annual return, based on its income for the accounting year. The return is due within six months after the end of the accounting year. The taxpayer’s audited financial statements should accompany the return. Self assessment is encouraged. A tax bonus of 1% is granted ...
Corruption and Safe Havens
... G20-OECD: tax havens blacklist based on compliance with an “internationally agreed tax standard” FATF-GAFI: blacklist of “Non-Cooperative Countries or Territories” perceived to be non-cooperative in the global fight against money laundering and terrorist financing The OLAF Anti-Fraud Communica ...
... G20-OECD: tax havens blacklist based on compliance with an “internationally agreed tax standard” FATF-GAFI: blacklist of “Non-Cooperative Countries or Territories” perceived to be non-cooperative in the global fight against money laundering and terrorist financing The OLAF Anti-Fraud Communica ...
financial transactions taxes: an overview
... (2007) proposed an FTT in 1936 as a way to discourage the kind of speculation that fueled the stock market bubble that led to the Great Depression. More recently, leading economists James Tobin, Joseph Stiglitz, and Larry Summers have advocated similar taxes. This tax is imposed on a financial trans ...
... (2007) proposed an FTT in 1936 as a way to discourage the kind of speculation that fueled the stock market bubble that led to the Great Depression. More recently, leading economists James Tobin, Joseph Stiglitz, and Larry Summers have advocated similar taxes. This tax is imposed on a financial trans ...
Introduction to Taxation
... Expenditure is mainly funded by means of taxation and the balance is funded by loans and sundry government funding. ...
... Expenditure is mainly funded by means of taxation and the balance is funded by loans and sundry government funding. ...
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF EXEMPTING
... phases. The first phase is characterized by a relatively unrestricted exemption, which led to a formidable growth period of outstanding municipals, especially revenue bonds to finance private purposes in the 1980s (Johnson and Rubin, 1998). An important aspect of this phase was the possibility of ea ...
... phases. The first phase is characterized by a relatively unrestricted exemption, which led to a formidable growth period of outstanding municipals, especially revenue bonds to finance private purposes in the 1980s (Johnson and Rubin, 1998). An important aspect of this phase was the possibility of ea ...
Trade Balance as a Fiscal Policy Goal
... returns and increase the issuance debt because interest payments are tax deductible, while dividend payments are not. The investments in assets financed by debt tend to be preferable (also because can be used more easily as collateral for loans), than those financed by stock. Corporate bonds outstan ...
... returns and increase the issuance debt because interest payments are tax deductible, while dividend payments are not. The investments in assets financed by debt tend to be preferable (also because can be used more easily as collateral for loans), than those financed by stock. Corporate bonds outstan ...
East Africa at a glance Kenya
... the rate of 150%. The proposed change is to tax tobacco at an advalorem excise of 36% of retail price plus a specific excise tax of Rwf 30 per pack of 20 rods. This change is expected to generate Rwf 5.0 billion to the tax collection. The proposed change is expected to take effect from 1 July 2015. ...
... the rate of 150%. The proposed change is to tax tobacco at an advalorem excise of 36% of retail price plus a specific excise tax of Rwf 30 per pack of 20 rods. This change is expected to generate Rwf 5.0 billion to the tax collection. The proposed change is expected to take effect from 1 July 2015. ...
Presentation for Lawyers - The Belize Department of General Sales
... includes non-profit activities (because aim is to tax consumption) one-off activities carried out with a profit-making intent (e.g. acquire property to develop & sell) ...
... includes non-profit activities (because aim is to tax consumption) one-off activities carried out with a profit-making intent (e.g. acquire property to develop & sell) ...
345 KB - Review of Business Taxation
... whereas companies are taxed at a single rate of 36 per cent. The imputation system allows individual taxpayers a credit for the tax paid at the company level on dividend income. For taxpayers on marginal rates below 36 per cent this credit will more than offset their tax liability on the dividend ...
... whereas companies are taxed at a single rate of 36 per cent. The imputation system allows individual taxpayers a credit for the tax paid at the company level on dividend income. For taxpayers on marginal rates below 36 per cent this credit will more than offset their tax liability on the dividend ...
IN THIS ISSUE Car expense substantiation methods simplified
... the United Kingdom, which has resulted in over $500 million in funding to almost 2,900 companies in its first two years. The new arrangements will apply from the date of Royal Assent and are expected to commence from 1 July 2016 build on the recent momentum in venture capital investment in Australia ...
... the United Kingdom, which has resulted in over $500 million in funding to almost 2,900 companies in its first two years. The new arrangements will apply from the date of Royal Assent and are expected to commence from 1 July 2016 build on the recent momentum in venture capital investment in Australia ...
The Impact of Taxation on Small Business
... the postwar years is shown by the number of new firms started during this period. One writer has estimated that between 1946 and 1956, over $iooooooo,ooo was invested in new businesses, of which $6,ooooooooo was equity money.3 Almost all of this huge flow of investment funds is thought to have gone ...
... the postwar years is shown by the number of new firms started during this period. One writer has estimated that between 1946 and 1956, over $iooooooo,ooo was invested in new businesses, of which $6,ooooooooo was equity money.3 Almost all of this huge flow of investment funds is thought to have gone ...
SFC Business Tax Working Group 4-15-15
... Dear Senators Thune and Cardin: The Federation of Exchange Accommodators (“FEA”), the industry association for exchange facilitators, also known as Qualified Intermediaries, thanks you for inviting comments related to tax reform. We support the overall goals of tax reform: economic growth, fairness, ...
... Dear Senators Thune and Cardin: The Federation of Exchange Accommodators (“FEA”), the industry association for exchange facilitators, also known as Qualified Intermediaries, thanks you for inviting comments related to tax reform. We support the overall goals of tax reform: economic growth, fairness, ...
genric job description
... Marketing hub ‘corporate costs’ ledgers – Responsible for day to day record keeping of the Corporate function entities (central support function ledgers) in Singapore and London. Responsible for submitting the data into HFM. Budgeting & forecast process – supports the submission of the budget and ou ...
... Marketing hub ‘corporate costs’ ledgers – Responsible for day to day record keeping of the Corporate function entities (central support function ledgers) in Singapore and London. Responsible for submitting the data into HFM. Budgeting & forecast process – supports the submission of the budget and ou ...
for Winning The Tax Wars: A Three-Step Program For Fairness And
... Our tax code should reward hard work instead of giving special tax breaks to the privileged and comfortable who sit around collecting income on their wealth. ...
... Our tax code should reward hard work instead of giving special tax breaks to the privileged and comfortable who sit around collecting income on their wealth. ...
European Financial Transaction Tax
... The impact is likely to be ‘particularly pronounced in fixed income, reflecting higher transaction costs relative to likely volatility.’4 Short duration products are expected to be most affected. Bank of America Merrill Lynch argues that ‘the FTT as currently constructed would render a whole range o ...
... The impact is likely to be ‘particularly pronounced in fixed income, reflecting higher transaction costs relative to likely volatility.’4 Short duration products are expected to be most affected. Bank of America Merrill Lynch argues that ‘the FTT as currently constructed would render a whole range o ...
- Bureau of Local Government Finance
... Section 5. Situs of the Tax. – For purposes of collection of the tax, the following shall apply – (a) All transactions made by the branch shall be recorded in said branch and the gross receipts derived from said transactions shall be taxable by the city or municipality where such branch is located. ...
... Section 5. Situs of the Tax. – For purposes of collection of the tax, the following shall apply – (a) All transactions made by the branch shall be recorded in said branch and the gross receipts derived from said transactions shall be taxable by the city or municipality where such branch is located. ...
Profit shifting
... * Calibrated on 2012 data (Eurostat, OECD, ORBIS, UN) * Overlapping generations (old, young); inter-temporal optimization * Labour/leisure optimization; workers immobile across countries * 2 types of firm: DOMESTIC, MULTINATIONALS (HQ + SUBSIDIARIES) * Debt and equity financing; capital fully mobile ...
... * Calibrated on 2012 data (Eurostat, OECD, ORBIS, UN) * Overlapping generations (old, young); inter-temporal optimization * Labour/leisure optimization; workers immobile across countries * 2 types of firm: DOMESTIC, MULTINATIONALS (HQ + SUBSIDIARIES) * Debt and equity financing; capital fully mobile ...
AFairTaxforAmerica
... As U.S. companies and individuals repatriate, on a tax-free basis income generated overseas, huge amounts of new capital flood into the United States. With such a huge capital supply, real interest rates remain low. Additionally, other international investors will seek to invest here to avoid taxes ...
... As U.S. companies and individuals repatriate, on a tax-free basis income generated overseas, huge amounts of new capital flood into the United States. With such a huge capital supply, real interest rates remain low. Additionally, other international investors will seek to invest here to avoid taxes ...
Marginal Effective Tax Rate
... as the half-year convention, the half-basis adjustment, LIFO (last in, first out) inventory accounting, and noncorporate taxes. It ignores some specific provisions, however, such as the minimum tax, passive loss rules, and accounting changes in 1986. Lyon (1990) provides a full discussion of the min ...
... as the half-year convention, the half-basis adjustment, LIFO (last in, first out) inventory accounting, and noncorporate taxes. It ignores some specific provisions, however, such as the minimum tax, passive loss rules, and accounting changes in 1986. Lyon (1990) provides a full discussion of the min ...
PDF - Estate Planning Council of Edmonton
... Tax Alpha Alpha is the value added by money managers over and above returns managers over and above returns provided by the market itself. Tax Alpha is the additional after‐tax return generated through effective t t d th h ff ti tax structuring. ...
... Tax Alpha Alpha is the value added by money managers over and above returns managers over and above returns provided by the market itself. Tax Alpha is the additional after‐tax return generated through effective t t d th h ff ti tax structuring. ...
Luxembourg Leaks
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Luxembourg Leaks (sometimes shortened to Lux Leaks or LuxLeaks) is the name of a financial scandal revealed in November 2014 by a journalistic investigation conducted by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. It is based on confidential information about Luxembourg’s tax rulings set up by PricewaterhouseCoopers from 2002 to 2010 to the benefits of its clients. This investigation resulted in making available to the public tax rulings for over three hundred multinational companies in Luxembourg.The LuxLeaks' disclosures attracted international attention and comment about tax avoidance schemes in Luxembourg and elsewhere. This scandal contributed to the implementation of measures aiming at reducing tax dumping and regulating tax avoidance schemes beneficial to multinational companies.The judicial aspects of this case concerns the persons charged by Luxembourg justice for participating in the revelations.