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End the nuisance and waste of time in finding the original texts of tax treaties!
Here they are for you in the most accessible and inexpensive form available anywhere.
Shortly, every single one of the world’s 3000 tax treaties! |
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| | | | | | | Tax Treaty: | Albania and China (People's Rep.) | | File Type: |  |
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Know your Offshore Terms:
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| | Back-to-back loans are matching deposit arrangements. They may be used to solve a financing or exchange control problem. However, in the case of certain tax havens or international offshore financial centers (IOFCs), the function of back-to-back loans is to reduce the taxable base subject to withholding taxes on interest payments, by interposing an intermediary subsidiary company between the source of the income and the recipient. | | | | | The Statute of Elizabeth is an important English law dating from 1571. This statute has also been introduced into the law of a number of legal systems based on English law, and this includes many of the states in the United States as well as into the laws of many international offshore financial centers and tax havens of the world. Under such legislation, it is sometimes possible to set aside transfers into trust even if the settlor transferred the property many years before the debt arose and, at the time of making the transfer, had no indication that the particular debt would arise in the future. | | | | | It is both lawful and sensible to arrange business and personal affairs in such a way as to attract the lowest possible incidence of tax. The widening scope of tax laws, the complexity of their provisions, and high tax rates make it more necessary than ever for business enterprises and individuals alike to plan their taxable events with considerable care. | | | | | Many companies float the same entity on more that one stock exchange. The major reason to have a secondary or dual floatation is to attract capital from the other regions in which the company operates so as to enlarge its international investor base. Another reason could be to raise its profile and to seek credibility in a new market that it wishes to penetrate. | | | | | It has been held that while subsequent creditors are entitled to protection under the fraudulent conveyance law, future potential creditors are not. The “no harm, no foul” approach is expressed as follows: “If there were no creditors, the conveyance could not be fraudulent to them.” | | |
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