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Implications of China’s foreign tax credit regime on outbound investment structures World Tax Advisor
World Tax Advisor
Implications of China’s foreign tax credit regime on outbound investment structures
Implications of China’s foreign tax credit regime on outbound investment structures
China’s State Administration of Taxation (SAT) issued long-awaited guidance on 22 July 2010 (Bulletin No. 1 “Guidance on Administration of PRC Enterprise Foreign Tax Credit,” or “Guidance”) that provides a detailed interpretation and examples of the calculation of the foreign tax credit (FTC) available under articles 23 and 24 of the Enterprise Income Tax Law (EIT Law) and its implementation rules. The Guidance is intended to supplement Circular No. 125, a notice issued jointly by the SAT and the Ministry of Finance at the end of 2009.
ICI - President's Economic Recovery Advisory Board Report on Tax Reform Includes Mutual Fund and Retirement Recommendations
ICI - President's Economic Recovery Advisory Board Report on Tax Reform Includes Mutual Fund and Retirement Recommendations: "[24544]
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September 16, 2010
TO: PENSION MEMBERS No. 37-10
TAX MEMBERS No. 28-10
FEDERAL LEGISLATION MEMBERS No. 6-10
RE: PRESIDENT'S ECONOMIC RECOVERY ADVISORY BOARD REPORT ON TAX REFORM INCLUDES MUTUAL FUND AND RETIREMENT RECOMMENDATIONS
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The President’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board released its report on tax reform, proposing options for changes in the current tax system to achieve three broad goals: simplifying the tax system, improving taxpayer compliance with existing tax laws, and reforming the corporate tax system. [1]� The report includes one proposal relating to mutual fund taxation and a number of options to simplify savings and retirement incentives, described below.� The Board states that the report does not represent Obama Administration policy."
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September 16, 2010
TO: PENSION MEMBERS No. 37-10
TAX MEMBERS No. 28-10
FEDERAL LEGISLATION MEMBERS No. 6-10
RE: PRESIDENT'S ECONOMIC RECOVERY ADVISORY BOARD REPORT ON TAX REFORM INCLUDES MUTUAL FUND AND RETIREMENT RECOMMENDATIONS
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The President’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board released its report on tax reform, proposing options for changes in the current tax system to achieve three broad goals: simplifying the tax system, improving taxpayer compliance with existing tax laws, and reforming the corporate tax system. [1]� The report includes one proposal relating to mutual fund taxation and a number of options to simplify savings and retirement incentives, described below.� The Board states that the report does not represent Obama Administration policy."
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