CGA Bulletin

CGA Bulletin

On 1 July 2021, the OECD announced that an agreement had been reached between 130 countries, including the G20, on a new global minimum corporation tax regime. Prompted by “the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy”, in other words the desire to share in the eye-watering profits of ‘big-tech’ where those profits are earned, the new international deal will have a far-reaching impact on multi-nationals beyond the technology...

CGA Bulletin

As Greece moves ahead the country is restoring its competitiveness. In the past two years, the Greek government has moved aggressively to cut tax rates and social security contributions for businesses and households alike. Through a series of initiatives from e-government services to regulatory reform, Greece has also streamlined rules and red tape that burdened entrepreneurship.

SwissCham Beijing cordially invites you to a Business Luncheon about Changes in Beneficial Individual Income Tax (IIT) Policies on Thursday, September 16th 2021 at NUO Hotel Wangfujing.

There are 64,680 foreign companies in Chile, which account for only 9.6% of the total number of companies in the country. Although this percentage may seem small, these companies have significantly benefited the Chilean economy.

CGA Bulletin - Aug 2021

According to an anonymous source, a ‘Centre for Economic Situation Administration’ (“CESA”) meeting chaired by Prime Minister Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha was held on Friday 4 June that approved (in-principle) a set of proposed stimulus measures aimed at encouraging wealthy expatriates to Thailand.

The KSA Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority has on 2 July 2021 issued an immediately effective new decision No. 3852 (the “Decision”) setting new customs regulations. The Decision relates to GCC countries only.