Zurich Business Tax & Law Handbook 4e

by David Bertram (Editor), RichardLawson (Editor)

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  Hardcover
  2002

  $25.81

  The ultimate business tax reference, this handbook details the tax obligations and legal considerations facing businesses and their advisers. With the 2002 Budget imposing changes in legislation with far-reaching implications on business taxation, this updated edition is timely. Whether you are a business proprietor, financial adviser, company secretary, director or executive, this book will become your first point of reference for addressing your legal questions and limiting your tax obligations. It covers changes to the law - including European legislation on business law - and provides instant access to key information and an extensive glossary. It has been generally updated throughout, and in particular includes new information on: trading profits for tax purposes; coverage of VAT; changes in taxation of employee benefits; new chapter on Environmental taxes; updates to enterprise incentives; the new Injunctions Directive and more.

• Used

  Hardcover
  2001

  $6.22

  Know the Legal and Tax Obligations You Have to Meet Given the change in Government in 1997, it is not surprising that there have been many and substantial changes in the tax and law affecting businesses since the previous edition of this book was published. This brand new, fully updated edition combines detailed information with shrewd advice. If you are a business proprietor, financial adviser, company secretary, director or executive this book will become your first point of reference for paying less tax and answering your legal questions. It: * covers changes to the law * includes European legislation on business law * gives you instant access to key information and an extensive glossary New for this edition * All the changes to Corporation tax * Changes to the regime for transactions involving foreign exchange (FOREX), financial instruments and loan transactions, double taxation relief (DTR), and controlled foreign corporations (CFC's) * R&D tax relief and tax credit * The range of schemes to encourage enterprise and investment in businesses * The major revision of arrangements to encourage employee share ownership * The treatment of company cars, travelling expenses and various non-cash benefits * The wide range of changes to the VAT system