Unlike the tax base and entity parts of the tax system, the Ralph Report does not recommend a thorough overhaul of the international tax rules in the current law. Rather, it identifies a number of specific changes for the short term and in the longer term, recommends a number of large areas for a more thorough ongoing review as part of rewriting the legislation. This paper considers important changes that impact on the international operations of residents and non-residents alike.
Miscellaneous
2000
Foreign investment rules
Published Date: 28 Apr 2000
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- Published By: Richard J Vann CTA
- Published On:28 Apr 2000
- Session Name:Foreign investment rules
- Read Time:30+ minutes
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