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SPECIAL TAX TREATMENTS AND APPLICATION (TAXATION ON REPRESNETATIVE OFFICES)

January 18th, 2009 No comments

TAXATION ON REPRESNETATIVE OFFICES
A representative office (RO) achieves the purposes that a foreign investor could establish a PRC presence in a relatively short time period and that the foreign investor is not required to make any commitment to bring in capital either in cash or in kind. Furthermore, the fact that an RO’s approval certificate can be valid for a one-year period provides for an exit option for the foreign investor to test the water.

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Under the current economic situation, what major significance does the VAT transformation reform have in sustaining the steady and relatively fast development of our country’s economy?

January 15th, 2009 No comments

The VAT transformation reform allows the input credit for the purchase of capital equipment to be offset against the output VAT. That will eliminate the double taxation resulting from the adoption of the production-type VAT system, reduce the
tax burden for investment in capital equipment, and a major tax cutting policy without introducing a change in the urrent tax rates. Since it can avoid double tax in the purchase of capital equipment, it will encourage investment, increase the demand in the domestic market, promote technological advancement, adjust the industry structure and the transformation pattern of the economic growth. Currently, the financial tsunami triggered by the sub-prime mortgage crisis has spread to Europe,Asia, and Latin America. Global economic growth rate has obviously been slowed down. Some countries have shown signs of economic recession. The financial crises have adverse impact on the real economy.

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An Introduction to Ichimoku

December 31st, 2008 No comments

The Ichimoku Kinko Hyo Japanese charting technique was developed before World War II with the aim of portraying – in a snapshot – where the price was heading and when was the right time to enter or exit the market. This was all performed without the aid of any other technical analysis technique (or study).

The word Ichimoku can be translated to mean “a glance” or “one look”. Kinko translates into “equilibrium” or “balance”, with respect to price and time, and Hyo is the Japanese word for “chart”. Thus, Ichimoku Kinko Hyo simply means “a glance at an equilibrium chart”, providing a panoramic view of where prices are likely to go and the position one should undertake.

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