The word “tax” is very much dreaded by a lot of people. Place it next to the word “rental” and it can be very confusing. When it comes toNZ rental taxorinvestment property tax New Zealand, it is important that you know the rules in filing for this in order to be on the safe...
"The internet has opened up more markets for global companies but if they want to do business here, they must follow the rules like everyone else. We're not the first to introduce such a rule and eventually this will be the new reality of doing business," he said. The second major cha...
Revenue with information about the consideration sellers receive from the rental of immovable property provided through digital platforms. Generally, Inland Revenue can request information from another jurisdiction’s tax authority if equivalent rules or reporting standards are in place in both jurisdictions...
Different rules apply if a German company sends an invoice to one that's based in another EU country. The place of delivery and the service are in the recipient's country, so value-added tax must therefore be levied, and the recipient company must remit the value-added tax to the tax ...
If we also consider the recent changes to individual taxation in the case of revenues derived from the rental of immovable property (under which a deduction of 40% of the rental revenue was eliminated, thus increasing the taxable amount, and the number of potential purchases subject to the ...
As a result, interest, rental and royalties etc. derived by Non-TRE investors from Deemed Overseas TREs may also be subject to WHT in China at the applicable tax rate. Investors should be aware of the Chinese tax implications when disposing of shares in accordance with rules in PN45, ...
Alex’s principal teaching and research focus is on the domestic income tax rules for business entities in Australia, particularly private trusts. She is also interested in intergenerational wealth transfer.See all articles by this author Michael Evans Michael is an independent consultant, providing ...
Different rules apply if a German company sends an invoice to one that's based in another EU country. The place of delivery and the service are in the recipient's country, so value-added tax must therefore be levied, and the recipient company must remit the value-added tax to the tax ...
Different rules apply if a German company sends an invoice to one that's based in another EU country. The place of delivery and the service are in the recipient's country, so value-added tax must therefore be levied, and the recipient company must remit the value-added tax to the tax ...