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CONTENTS

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PART I. — GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF INCOME-TAX SYSTEM1
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PART II. — METHODS OF TAXING FOREIGN AND NATIONAL ENTERPRISES
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PART III. — METHODS OF ALLOCATING TAXABLE INCOME
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A. FOREIGN ENTERPRISES WITH LOCAL BRANCHES OR SUBSIDIARIES
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I. GENERAL QUESTIONS AND METHODS OF APPORTIONMENT
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II. APPLICATION OF THE METHODS OF ALLOCATION IN SPECIFIC CASES
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(a) INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES
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1. Selling Establishments
   
2. Manufacturing Establishments
   
3. Processing Establishments
   
4. Buying Establishments
   
5. Research or Statistical Establishments, Display Rooms, etc
   
(b) BANKING ENTERPRISES
   
(c) INSURANCE ENTERPRISES
   
(d) TRANSPORT ENTERPRISES
   
(e) POWER, LIGHT AND GAS ENTERPRISES
   
(f) TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE ENTERPRISES
   
(g) MINING ENTERPRISES
   
B. NATIONAL ENTERPRISES WITH BRANCHES OR SUBSIDIARIES ABROAD
   
C. HOLDING COMPANIES
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Annex


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(h) Income from a Trust

53. The trust does not exist in the law of N.E.I. In the case of a foreign trust deriving taxable income from N.E.I., the question as to whether the taxpayer will be the beneficiary or the trustee depends upon the provisions of the deed of trust. The taxpayer’s status will determine whether the income tax or company tax is payable.

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