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Tax Planning for U.S. MNCs with EU Holding Companies - Goals * Tools * Barriers (Hardcover)
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Tax Planning for U.S. MNCs with EU Holding Companies - Goals * Tools * Barriers (Hardcover)
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The complexity of taxation exceeds all bounds when fastened to a
multinational corporation (MNC). In a maze of rules that are always
changing, a tax practitioner in the MNC landscape must be extremely
well informed and ready to act with sound strategic judgement. To
such a practitioner, this planning guide - which covers
tax-planning considerations in depth for US companies doing
business in the EU - should be of value. Starting from the
proposition that holding company regimes are generally favourable
in Europe - and poised to become more so as the Societas Europaea
(SE) becomes established - Professor Dorfmueller analyzes the
design of tax conversion and deferral structures that are
advantageous to US multinationals as they pursue the following
crucial objectives of tax planning. It covers: satisfying goals,
such as minimizing liability, maximizing credits, deducting
expenses and utilizing losses; using appropriate tools, such as
routing of income and classification of entities; and overcoming
barriers, especially those erected by the controlled foreign
corporation (CFC) provisions of the US tax law known as "Subpart
F". A detailed examination of how these methodologies are best
pursued under US federal corporate law is complemented by an
equally precise analysis of European company taxation, with
specific tax planning techniques spelled out for Germany, France,
the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Denmark, Ireland, Spain,
Luxembourg and Switzerland. The reader should find many valuable
suggestions on such specialised techniques as onshore pooling in
the UK, gaining access to favourable Argentine taxation via a
Spanish holding company, and the potential tax ramifications of EU
enlargement.
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