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18 Oct, 2017
In the context of fundraising for startups or established businesses at seed stage you will have recently been hearing the words 'token sale' and 'token launch' bandied about every two or three conversations...
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08 Aug, 2017
Foreign entrepreneurs interested in opening a business in the Netherlands have to decide on the entity type to suit their needs. Our Netherlands-based company formation agents can assist you in selecting the correct company type...
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11 Aug, 2016
The only requirement under the main laws applicable to arbitration (see below) is that the arbitration agreement has to be a written agreement to submit present or future disputes to arbitration and, under common law principles...
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30 Mar, 2016
Cyprus became an independent and sovereign republic on 16 August 1960. Before that it was a British colony and many features of the British legal system have remained embedded in the judicial system of Cyprus...
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23 Mar, 2015
Cyprus became an independent and sovereign republic on 16 August 1960. Before that it was a British colony and many features of the British legal system have remained embedded in the judicial system of Cyprus...
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08 Dec, 2014
Securitisation transactions in Malta, that is the raising of capital through the transfer of assets and risk from the transferee ("Originator") to special purpose vehicles ("SPVs") and converting the same into financial instruments issued by the latter...
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13 Nov, 2014
A company registered as income tax taxpayer in Costa Rica that ceases to have economic activities must deregister with the tax authorities
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18 Jun, 2014
Further to the suspension of the Permanent Residents Scheme in December 2010, the Government of Malta has put in place a scheme for special tax status aimed at attracting internationally mobile, high net worth individuals (HNWI) to become tax resident in our islands and benefit from a favourable tax rate of 15% on any income remitted into Malta.
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28 Mar, 2014
A company is said to be thinly capitalized when a greater proportion of its capital-structure is made up of debt than of equity. The interest payments generated on debt capital is treated as a finance charge, and is allowable as a deduction in the taxable corporate income, thereby reducing the corporate tax burden. On the contrary, the dividend distribution tax is payable by enterprises on their after-tax profits, and if there is no profit dividend is not payable.
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03 Jan, 2014
This article provides a general overview of the Canadian income tax framework relevant to non-resident multinational corporations doing business in Canada directly or indirectly through a partnership. This article does not cover the scenario where the non-resident corporations carrying on a business in Canada through a Canadian subsidiary.
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