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objective of a tax planning is to minimize the total liability
of the company's tax (the group of companies' tax) to the extent
that this can legally be done.
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are events whereby they have very potential tax implications.
Such events are:
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Introduction
of a new tax regulation, a new company law, a foreign/domestic
investment law, and other laws that have tax implication, by
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"...knowledge,
skill and enough experience at national taxation as well as
an international taxation level" |
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Establishment
of a new company |
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Expansion
of an existing company, including establishment of a branch
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Restructuring
of a company, including merger and acquisition |
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Change
of company's policy |
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Setting
up transactions between associated enterprises (related parties)
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"...
tax planning knowledgement to reduce tax exposure.." |
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such events an appropriate tax planning is required, in order
the investors or the company management to precisely understand
the whole implications of tax effects that will happen. Thus,
they can create options and solutions to minimize the tax burden
for the company, under various alternative options available
within the current tax regulations. In turn, this will gain
the greatest net return on investment for the investors.
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