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Showing posts with label Taxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taxes. Show all posts
Friday, 2 September 2016

EU Commission Irish Tax Ruling in Re Apple: Tim Cook and Abu Arqala Outraged

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AA is Paying Attention.  Are You? This Tuesday the EU leveled some pretty serious allegations against both Ireland and Apple re...
Wednesday, 6 October 2010

Threats to Capitalism International Edition: Dateline Qatar Taxes at the QFC

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Outside the QFC in the Near Future? Asa Fitch over at The National reports some distressing news from the Qatar Financial Centre - a corpo...
Friday, 1 October 2010

The National: Mahmood Karzai Villa Sale and US Federal Tax

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The National is in the process of changing its website.   The draft site site has some articles not in the existing site.  Here's one a...
Thursday, 22 July 2010

Kuwait: "The Age of Taxes is Coming"

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Kuwaiti Citizens Demonstrate Near Sheraton Hotel Kuwait City So screams the headline from the 23 July issue of AlWatan .  A most scary dev...
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Tuesday, 9 February 2010

GCC Secretary General Update: GCC Central Bank & EU-GCC Free Trade

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Asharq AlAwsat reports on comments by Abdulrahman Hamad AlAttiyah, the Secretary General of the GCC, from a Qatari-Saudi business conferenc...
Tuesday, 5 January 2010

Omani New Income Tax - Effective 1 January 2010

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Rupert Bumfrey has a post on this topic. Here are some commentaries by accounting firms.  BDO Jawad Habib (soon to change its name to ju...
Thursday, 19 November 2009

Qatar Income Tax Clarification: Tax Rate Reduction (Foreigners) But New Tax on Local Firms

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Qatari authorities have issued another clarification. What seems to be happening is that there are two tax related initiatives: Impositio...
Wednesday, 18 November 2009

Qatar to Introduce Corporate Tax From 1 January 2010

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See updated post here . The local GCC press is abuzz with the news that Qatar has passed a law establishing an income tax  effective from...

MP's Protest New Real Estate Tax in Bahrain - Haflat AlShayy (Tea Parties) Can't be Far Behind

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Deputies in Bahrain's lower house of parliament are pushing for a repeal of a recent decree by the Prime Minister establishing a real es...
Friday, 6 November 2009

Taxes Inevitable in Bahrain?

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Given the uproar that accompanied the imposition of a 1% training levy tax on Bahrainis and 3% tax on expatriates (with a maximum of BD40 pe...