Asia-Pacific Journal of Taxation


Vol.11 No.1 -- Spring 2007
Vol.11 No.2 -- Autumn 2007


Vol. 11 No. 1 -- Spring 2007

  • Hong Kong Technical Column
    • Taxability of Income and Deduction of Expenses — Lessons from Some Board of Review Decisions
    • The Popular 2007–08 Budget
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  • PRC Column
    • Tax Implications of Cost Contribution Arrangements under the New Corporate Income Tax Law in China

 

  • International Technical Column
    • GST and the Reverse Charge in New Zealand: A Review and Analysis of the Legislation and Revenue Guidelines
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  • Features
    • Hong Kong Budget Submission 2007/08
    • Proposals for the 2007–08 Budget
    • Budget Proposals 2007/08
    • 2007/08 Budget Proposals
    • ACCA HK Welcomes Budget and More Measures Could Help Strengthening Hong Kong’s Competitiveness
    • The Hong Kong Institute of CPAs says Budget Plan Long on Short Term Concessions Short on Long Term Tax Policy
    • 2007/08 Budget Commentaries

     

  • Main Article
    • Business Profits — To What Extent Can Interest Payable On Borrowed Funds Used to Pay Dividends Qualify For Deduction

 

Vol. 11 No. 2 -- Autumn 2007

  • Hong Kong Technical Column
    • A Review of Selected Cases from Recent Board of Review Decisions
    • Business Profits — To What Extent The Work Done By Persons Other Than The Taxpayer Himself Is Relevant To Determine The Source of Profits?
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  • PRC ColumnInternational Technical Column
    • The Future of Transfer Pricing in China
    • Regulatory Changes in Bonded Processing — Challenges and Opportunities

     

  • International Technical Column
    • Australian FDI In India — The Impact of Bilateral Tax Treaties
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  • Features
    • Developing a Strategy for Tax Reform
    • Unified China Corporate Income Tax Law Effective January 1, 2008 — Tax Accounting Considerations
    • The New Era in China Taxation: The Implementation Rules and Guidelines

     

  • Main Article
    • Degree of Understanding and Responsibility of Taxpayers on Collection and Payment of Sales Tax.


 

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