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    the U.K. last year. But Google UK Limited paid just £20.4million in U.K. corporation tax on its enormous £642million turnover. It is reported that Google used subsidiaries in Ireland and Bermuda to legally dodge £1.2billion in taxes in 2012. Moreover, it was found in a Sunday Mirror probe that six of the world’s largest companies, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Google, Ebay and Starbuck, paid merely 0.3 percent U.K. tax on their reported U.K. earnings

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    APPLE’S STRATEGIES FOR GLOBAL TAX MINIMIZATION Intercompany transactions could occur across national borders, it would lead MNC companies to get more exposure to the differences of the tax regulations between countries. This might lead MNC companies to set up their objective to minimize their taxes through the use of discretionary transfer prices. These issues are attracted the attention of the member of the U.S. senate, foreign governments and international organization such as the OECD, G20 and

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    provides a safe harbor for cruise companies, Section 887 at least captures some taxes with the “Imposition of tax on gross Transportation income of Nonresident Aliens and Foreign Corporations.” This section of the Code provides, “When there is a nonresident individual or foreign corporation that has United States source gross transportation income for such taxable year, there shall be a 4% tax.” 883(a)(5) provides for a special rule that does not take into account any failure of a foreign country

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    Luke Korney Ruth Benander Intermediate English October 17, 2014 Economic Tax Issues and Reformations Are you aware that taxes have been around since the Ancient Egyptian, Roman, and Mesopotamian times as early as 3000 B.C.? (“Taxes in the Ancient World” U. Penn Almanac). Taxes are a crucial part of society’s economic functions as a whole. Taxes help us generate money to help build new roads, provide us with protection through services such as law enforcement, and help improve public education institutions

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    At the moment, my spirit to study becomes even more increasing after finishing my master in International and European Tax Law at Maastricht University, the Netherlands last year. Though I felt a little late to start pursuing my master in the age of 30, the study environment in the Netherlands has brought me in many changes of life and encourages to deeply develop the knowledge, in particular in the area of Transfer Pricing. This corresponds with my future objective to be an expert in Transfer Pricing

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    Case Study Of DPT

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    However, as law evolves so do businesses where they use an alternative method known as diverted tax profit, DPT. It has a similar structure or process of transfer pricing, instead engaging with their subsidiary companies, it is accomplished through an agreement with a foreign entity that resides in a country. Thus, in Australia, the parliament enforced a new Tax Law Amendment (Combating Multinational Tax Avoidance) Act 2017, No 52, which targets specifically on DPT that supplements to Multinational

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    Bitcoin Was A Hoax?

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    In December 2013, after a series of governments’ legislation was passed, the price of Bitcoin crashed. While many hoped for a revival, the prices continued to plummet until they reached low of $200. In one short year, the price had fallen to one-sixth of its previous high (“Complete Bitcoin’s Price Chart”). This fall proved what many thought; Bitcoin was a hoax. One of the greatest downfalls of cryptocurrency is due to its lack of governing power. It is important to note that this creates inherent

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    CENTRAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE FOREIGN COMPANIES’ COMMITMENT TO TAX OBLIGATIONS (A CASE OF CHINESE AND GERMAN COMPANIES) BY FUSEINI AHMED SALEEM ACC/01/11/1711 SUPERVISOR; MR JULIUS AIDOO-BUAMEH CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY In multi-national corporations (MNCs), taxation has caused heated debates and generated strong criticism from civil society in recent years. Taxation is of great importance to the development of every nation. It is a major source of revenue

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    children, telling fairytales to delude ourselves into thinking that laws passed were for the best. In such dire times, when food and money was scarce, we tried to find hope in your name, but it has come to light that you offer no safe haven for us, and wish only for tax upon tax. In theses times, it is necessary for us to reflect back on better times in the relationship between Great Britain and the colonies. The days in which we were separate, yet united, and the affairs of the colonies lay in our own

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    Karl Marx is considered a very controversial figure. On the one hand, he was a figurehead for the common worker worldwide. On the other hand, he was a detestable threat to the very existence of capitalism according to the millionaires and billionaires that controlled and still control this country. In David Michael M. San Juan’s academic article “Why Marx Was Right: Third World Edition”, David shows that economic inequality exists not just within First World countries, but also exists on a global

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