Tax credits for creating job in South Korea
The government of South Korea is planning to give more tax incentives to corporate and personal financing in culture and leisure activities like libraries, museums, art galleries and performance in theaters. An additional tax credit of 3 % will be
See MoreIreland: Opportunities to claim R&D tax credits
It is clear that in Ireland the research and development tax credit is not limited to research in the laboratory. A company may consider the day to day activity like developing a new product, devising or making improvements to a production process,
See MoreCanada: Deduction of R&D tax credit rate starting from 2014
The normal rate for tax credits under the federal government’s scientific research and experimental development (SR&ED) program will be deducted from 20% to 15% starting in 2014. For claiming SR&ED tax credits during 2014, Companies
See MoreCanada – Tax credits temporarily refundable in Quebec
The Quebec government declared three new temporary repayable tax credits. Individuals who investing in “eco-friendly” renovation work these temporary tax credits are for them. Certain corporations that acquire, or add to, buildings applied in
See MorePortugal: Extraordinary investment tax credit to boost investment is introduced
The Portuguese government introduced an extraordinary investment tax credit with effect from 17 July 2013. The special tax credit will be applicable to investments between 1 July 2013 and 31 December 2013, up to a limit of EUR 5,000,000. The tax
See MoreUruguay: New rules regarding foreign tax credit
The tax authorities of Uruguay issued Resolution No. 1,815/2013 regarding new rules on foreign tax credit on 26 June 2013. The resolution sets out the requirements for benefiting from foreign tax credits under the domestic law or tax treaties.
See MoreImportant tax amendments in Greece in 2013
A very important tax amendment has been passed by Greece’s Parliament regarding income and corporate tax. In the new tax bill the corporate income tax rate has been increased from 20% to 26% in 2013. But the good news is the reduction of the
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