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Part I. — GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF INCOME-TAX SYSTEM |
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1. Taxpayers: |
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(a) Individuals |
235 |
(b) Partnerships |
235 |
(c) Companies |
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2. Taxable Income |
236 |
3. Assessment of Tax |
236 |
4. Collection of Tax |
237 |
Part II. — METHODS OF TAXING FOREIGN AND NATIONAL ENTERPRISES: |
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A. Foreign Enterprises |
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B. National Enterprises |
240 |
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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(a) Book-keeping and Accounting Requirements |
241 |
(b) Methods of Allocation |
241 |
1. Method of Separate Accounting |
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2. Empirical Methods |
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3. Method of Fractional Apportionment |
243 |
4. Requirements for Selection of Methods and Relative Value of the Various Methods |
245 |
(c) Apportionment between Branch and Parent Enterprise: |
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1. Apportionment of Gross Profits of Branch to Real Centre of Management abroad |
246 |
2. Apportionment of Expenses of Real Centre of Management to Branch |
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3. Apportionment of Net Profits of Branch to Deficitary Parent or vice versa |
247 |
(d) Apportionment between Parent Enterprise and Subsidiaries |
247 |
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 |
249 |
2. Manufacturing Establishments |
249 |
3. Processing Establishments |
250 |
4. Buying Establishments |
250 |
5. Research or Statistical Establishments, Display Rooms |
250 |
(b) Banking Enterprises |
250 |
(c) Insurance Companies |
250 |
(d) Transport Enterprises |
250 |
(e), (f) and (g) Power, Light and Gas Enterprises, Telegraph and Telephone Enterprises and Mining Enterprises |
251 |
B. National Enterprises with Branches or Subsidiaries abroad |
251 |
C. Holding Companies |
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ANNEX: Income-Tax Tariff |
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