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Catch me if you can! - an Introduction to E-Book Taxes and Personal Finance
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- Economia
Link to Purchase the E-Book:
https://www.amazon.in/dp/B098DH1Y57
Current Promotional Price for a limited period: INR 99.00/-
What is the Book about?
It is a short commentary on International Taxation. It covers basics and practical aspects of the subject.
Who should read this Book?
A Chartered Accountant in Practice
A Chartered Accountant in Industry
A Chartered Accountant of any country other than India
A Professional including CS, CWA, CMA, Lawyers
An Indian having business outside India
A person outside India having business in India
Any person having cross-border transactions
Any person wishing to enter the Indian Market
NRIs
Foreign Nationals
MNCs and their Team
A student of a professional course having interest in the subject
Any person having a liking for the subject
“Gone are the days of tax planning after implementation of BEPS Measures in the MLI Era”, I heard these words in a speech by an official from the Income Tax Department.
I thought for a while and exchanged smiling glance with my friend. A smile which indicated that tax planning is in the blood of a chartered accountant. A smile that conveyed more tax planning is about to happen than ever.
There is a thin line between tax planning, tax avoidance and tax evasion. However today there can be one more concept called artificial avoidance. It lies somewhere between tax avoidance and tax evasion. The multi-national enterprises have been structuring their affairs in such a way to avoid taxes using various methods. We shall discuss some of them in my first book titled “Catch me if you can!”.
These tax avoidance strategies are not legal. They invite penalties and prosecutions. The intention is just to discuss the practical aspect of the loopholes used to avoid taxes.
Simply speaking, tax avoidance can be done only in two ways. Either reduce the income or claim excess deduction. Interestingly, tax planning under international tax is all about using fifteen scenarios in different permutations and combinations. Most of it revolves around creating a substance in a transaction. The Book will give you a glimpse of it. The Book will also cover importance of FEMA and Indirect Tax aspects while structuring a transaction. Initial chapters are from India perspective but overall concepts in the Book apply universally.
I hope you enjoy reading the Book.
Music: https://www.bensound.com
Link to Purchase the E-Book:
https://www.amazon.in/dp/B098DH1Y57
Current Promotional Price for a limited period: INR 99.00/-
What is the Book about?
It is a short commentary on International Taxation. It covers basics and practical aspects of the subject.
Who should read this Book?
A Chartered Accountant in Practice
A Chartered Accountant in Industry
A Chartered Accountant of any country other than India
A Professional including CS, CWA, CMA, Lawyers
An Indian having business outside India
A person outside India having business in India
Any person having cross-border transactions
Any person wishing to enter the Indian Market
NRIs
Foreign Nationals
MNCs and their Team
A student of a professional course having interest in the subject
Any person having a liking for the subject
“Gone are the days of tax planning after implementation of BEPS Measures in the MLI Era”, I heard these words in a speech by an official from the Income Tax Department.
I thought for a while and exchanged smiling glance with my friend. A smile which indicated that tax planning is in the blood of a chartered accountant. A smile that conveyed more tax planning is about to happen than ever.
There is a thin line between tax planning, tax avoidance and tax evasion. However today there can be one more concept called artificial avoidance. It lies somewhere between tax avoidance and tax evasion. The multi-national enterprises have been structuring their affairs in such a way to avoid taxes using various methods. We shall discuss some of them in my first book titled “Catch me if you can!”.
These tax avoidance strategies are not legal. They invite penalties and prosecutions. The intention is just to discuss the practical aspect of the loopholes used to avoid taxes.
Simply speaking, tax avoidance can be done only in two ways. Either reduce the income or claim excess deduction. Interestingly, tax planning under international tax is all about using fifteen scenarios in different permutations and combinations. Most of it revolves around creating a substance in a transaction. The Book will give you a glimpse of it. The Book will also cover importance of FEMA and Indirect Tax aspects while structuring a transaction. Initial chapters are from India perspective but overall concepts in the Book apply universally.
I hope you enjoy reading the Book.
Music: https://www.bensound.com
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