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How is corporate income tax (CIT) calculated in Asia?
- January 2015
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Corporate Income Tax (CIT) is levied on the profits of a company. The rate varies considerably for different countries - it can be anywhere between 17 and 40% and is determined by various different factors including the priorities of the government, ...
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How does indirect tax differ from corporate income and individual income tax in ...
- January 2015
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Indirect tax adds to the price of a product which makes the consumer indirectly pay the rate of taxation. For corporate and individual income tax, a business or individual has to pay the necessary amount directly to the government. Also, the indirec...
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What is withholding tax and how is it paid in Asia?
- January 2015
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Withholding tax is kept back from an employee's salary and is subsequently paid to the government to combat tax evasion. It is divided into royalties, dividends and interest in Asia, however the amount varies depending on the country.
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How is individual income tax (IIT) calculated in Asia?
- January 2015
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In Asian countries individuals are taxed according their salary. Therefore those with a higher salary will have to pay higher taxes. However, rates vary in different Asian countries and could be anywhere between 17 and 45%. Exceptions of this are Br...
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What are the current sales and service tax rates in Malaysia?
- January 2015
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In Malaysia, service tax is currently at 6% and is calculated based on the value of taxable services provided by the individual. However, on 1st April 2015 a 6% goods and services tax (GST) will replace the current sales and service tax.
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How do China's tax treaties affect withholding tax payments for dividends, inter...
- January 2015
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If the tax rate written in the relevant treaty is higher than 10%, the tax will be fixed at 10%. If the rate specified in the treaty is lower than 10%, the amount of tax payable will be the amount specified.
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Sozialversicherung in Asien auf einen Blick
- December 2014
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Die Sozialsteuersysteme von China, Indien, Hong Kong, Singapur und Vietnam unterscheiden sich in einigen Punkten, wie z.B. die Höhe der Beiträge. Folgende Tabelle gibt einen Überblick über die Sozialsteuersysteme dieser Länder.
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Welche Kriterien entscheiden die persnlichen Einkommenssteuerstze in China, Ho...
- November 2014
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• China: das Einkommen in China wird nach sieben progressiven Tarifen besteuert, der zu zahlende Steuersatz kann von 3 % bis zu 45 % variieren • Hongkong: es gibt zwei Methoden in Hong Kong, das Einkommen zu besteuern. Entw...
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Regelsteuerstze Singapur
- November 2014
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Welche Regelsteuersätze es in Singapur gibt und weitere Informationen zu Währung, Ansässigkeit, Compliance, Investitionsanreize sowie indirekte Steuern und Einkommenssteuer, wird in dieser Grafik beschrieben.
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Weltbank-Ranking: ?Ease of Paying Taxes? 2014
- November 2014
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Auf Basis einer Analyse der Weltbank veranschaulicht das Ranking die Positionen der 13 Länder bezüglich der Leichtigkeit Steuern zu zahlen. Die Kriterien sind unter anderem: Dauer, Gesamtsteuerrate und die Anzahl der Zahlungsvorgänge, die ein lok...
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Einkommenssteuer Singapur
- November 2014
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Das Einkommen in Singapur wird basierend auf das Nettojahreseinkommen besteuert. Diese Infografik veranschaulicht dies.
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Welche Arten von Visa gibt es in Singapur?
- November 2014
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Für Geschäftstätige bieten sich 5 verschiedene Arten von Visa an.
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