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Asia-Pacific
Journal of Taxation
Vol.9
No.1 -- Spring 2005
Vol.9 No.2 -- Summer 2005
Vol.9 No.3 -- Autumn 2005
Vol.9 No.4 -- Winter 2005
Vol.
9 No. 1 -- Spring 2005
- Hong
Kong Technical Column
- A
Review of Recent Board of Review Decisions
- CIR
v. Yung Tse Kwong - Taxability of a Contractual Severance Payment
with Strings Attached
- PRC
Technical Column
- Is
There a Space for Further Tax Reduction in China?
- International
Technical Column
- The
Taxation Consequences of Adopting International Financial Reporting
Standards in Australia
- A
Thin Capitalisation Regime for Foreign-Owned Banks Operating
in New Zealand
- Features
- 2005/2006
Budget Commentaries
- A
Commentary on Hong Kong's 2005/2006 Budget - "Back to
the Future"
- Commentary
on 2005-06 Budget
Vol.
9 No. 2 -- Summer 2005
- Hong
Kong Technical Column
- Reforming
Hong Kong's Double Taxation Arrangement with Mainland China
- Lessons
form Recent Board of Review Cases
- PRC
Technical Column
- Customs
Exemption on the Importation of Capital Equipment
- International
Technical Column
- The
Taxation of Trans-Tasman Cross-Border Property Investment
- Features
- The
Political Economy of Tax Reform in Hong Kong
Vol.
9 No. 3 -- Autumn 2005
- Hong
Kong Technical Column
- A
Review
of Recent Board of Review Cases
- ING
Baring Securities (Hong Kong) Limited v. CIR - Should
All Agents' Activities Overseas Be Attributed to Their Principals
in Hong Kong for the Source Rule?
- The
Territorial Taxation Concept in Hong Kong - Is It User-Friendly?
- PRC
Technical Column
- The
Tax Challenges for Hong Kong and Foreign Investors in China
and How to Manage Them
- Reform
of Foreign Exchange Regulations of Capital Investment by Foreign
Investment Enterprise:
The Past, Present & Future
- International
Technical Column
- Reform
of the Australian Personal Tax System
- Features
- "Not
a Weapon of Mass Destruction": Can the Ramsay
Approach Apply to the Inland Revenue Ordinance In Hong Kong?
Vol.
9 No. 4 -- Winter 2005
- Hong
Kong Technical Column
- Taxation
Issues for REITs in Hong Kong - A Practical Perspective
- The
Relationship between Accounting Rules and Profiles Tax Computation
- General
Anti-Avoidance Provisions: Lessons from Some Recent Board of
Review Cases
- International
Technical Column
- Hong
Kong Tax Reform, A Low Rate Indirect Tax Which Does Not Sacrifice
Efficiency for Conformity
- Features
- Hong
Kong Budget Submission 2006/07
- Proposal
for the 2006-07 Budget
- Budget
Proposals 2006/07
- 2006/07
Budget Proposals
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