Multinational businesses are increasingly affected by tax, legislative and regulatory developments throughout the world. Understanding the impact of these developments is vital for a company's survival. We can help you construct effective cross-border strategies and manage your global structural tax rate. Visit our home page.
![]() Company Taxation in the Asia-Pacific Region, India, and RussiaAuthored by Dr. Dieter Endres, Senior Tax Partner PwC Germany et al., provides investors with an overview and extensive analysis of company taxation in the Asia-Pacific region, India, and Russia. The study presents the rates, definitions of taxable income and the incentives available in a complete, yet concise form. It goes on to review tax minimisation strategies and concludes with a comparison of the overall tax burdens for investors in each country.
Learn more |
![]() Pension Funds can claim back WHT in Europe - Latest developmentIn 2005, PwC’s EU Direct Tax Group and the European Federation for Retirement Provision lodged complaints with the EC for the discriminatory taxation of dividend and interest payments to foreign EU pension funds by some EU countries. This paper discusses some of the more promising developments that have occurred as a result of this initiative.
Learn more |
![]() Mastering the intellectual property lifecycleOrganised in a way that systematically mirrors the actual life cycle of IP rights, Mastering the intellectual property
life cycle offers compelling insights from tax and legal points of view, as well as an accounting perspective.
Learn more |
![]() EU tax newsSubscribe to our free bi-monthly newsletter, which offers summaries of all the relevant ECJ and national court cases
and decisions, and EU policy initiatives related to EU direct tax law and state aid.
Learn more |
![]() EU direct tax newsalertsGet immediate updates on key European Court of Justice (ECJ) and national court cases and decisions regarding EU
direct tax law and state aid affecting your business.
Learn more |
![]() Substance: Aligning international tax planning with business realitiesSubstance 2.0 discusses why and how to monitor your economic substance in the context of corporate structures and in the context of operating models, with a strong focus on permanent establishment
Learn more |