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New Issue of Asia Briefing: The 2014 Asia Tax Comparator

2014-Asia-Tax-Comparator-Cover-250Nov. 21 – The new issue of Asia Briefing Magazine, titled The 2014 Asia Tax Comparator, is out now and will be temporarily available as a complimentary PDF download on the Asia Briefing Bookstore throughout the months of November and December.

The opportunities to sell to the Asian consumer have never been more pronounced than they are today, and those opportunities will continue to expand and develop over the next three decades. Key to understanding and accessing this massive, dynamic new consumer market is the ability to understand the underlying tax treatments. To that end, we are pleased to present our third annual “Asia Tax Comparator” as Asia Briefing Magazine’s final issue of 2013.

As free trade and double tax agreements between Asian nations and other countries start to take effect globally, the impact of planning a tax efficient structure when doing business in Asia has never seemed as pertinent as it is today. In this issue, we examine the different tax rates in thirteen Asian jurisdictions – the 10 countries of ASEAN, plus China, India and Hong Kong. We examine the on-the-ground tax rates that each of these countries levy, including corporate income tax, individual income tax, indirect tax and withholding tax. We also examine residency triggers, as well as available tax incentives for the foreign investor and important compliance issues.

The “2014 Asia Tax Comparator” should be read in conjunction with our Asia Briefing issue “An Introduction to Tax Treaties throughout Asia” which additionally highlights the numerous benefits that Asia’s free trade agreements, double tax agreements and bilateral investment treaties bring when actioned by the foreign investor. Our complimentary subscription facility is also highlighted here – be sure to sign up to make sure you receive every issue of Asia Briefing and our related publications.

In this issue:

  • The Asia Tax Comparator – Includes Brunei, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam
  • Ease of Paying Taxes – Global Rankings
  • Individual Income Tax Comparison Across Asia

The 2014 Asia Tax Comparator is out now and immediately available as a complimentary PDF download on the Asia Briefing Bookstore for a limited time only.

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