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This comprehensive booklet provides you with essential insights into the taxation framework for the oil and gas industry in Egypt, detailing key obligations such as corporate income tax, VAT exemptions, and excise duties, and guiding companies on how to navigate complex regulatory environments to optimize compliance and financial performance.
This comprehensive booklet provides you with essential insights into the concept of “Related Persons” under Egyptian income tax law, detailing key criteria such as control, common ownership, and economic dependence, and guiding businesses on how to apply the appropriate premiums and discounts to ensure compliance, mitigate risks, and avoid potential tax penalties.
This booklet provides a comprehensive guide to VAT regulations in Egypt, offering essential insights on registration, exemptions, and compliance requirements. It serves as a valuable resource for businesses to navigate their tax obligations effectively and stay updated on the latest VAT developments.
This booklet explores the key concepts of the international tax system, including the principles of source and residence and the ways countries allocate taxing rights. It also addresses the issues of tax evasion and tax dodging under Egyptian law, examining how companies take advantage of differences in national tax laws and the challenges governments face in trying to prevent these practices.
Navigating the evolving landscape of taxation can be complex for content creators in Egypt. This booklet offers a clear, comprehensive guide to understanding your tax obligations, including income tax, VAT, and other essential concepts. Whether you’re a YouTuber, blogger, or influencer, this resource will help you manage your finances effectively while staying compliant with Egyptian tax laws.
Pillar Two is a global tax rule designed to ensure multinational corporations (MNCs) pay a minimum corporate tax rate of 15% on their profits worldwide. This initiative, part of the OECD/G20 BEPS project, aims to prevent MNCs from shifting profits to lower-tax jurisdictions. To enforce the minimum tax, countries can impose a “top-up tax” on companies whose overall tax rate falls below the 15% threshold.
This booklet provides an overview of Egypt’s Real Estate Tax Law No. 11 of 1991 and Income Tax Law No. 91 of 2005. It covers annual tax obligations for properties, including real estate tax, transaction tax, and wealth tax. Key sections include definitions, liable parties, tax rates, exemptions, and calculation methods, with practical examples to guide property owners and investors.
The booklet outlines the fundamentals of valuation, including its definition, the importance of valuation in various business contexts, detailed descriptions of different valuation methods (such as market, income, and asset-based approaches), and practical applications in finance. It serves as an introductory guide for understanding how valuation affects business decisions and financial analysis.
Check our updated guide to Egyptian employment law by clicking on the link below. This book provides an overview of employer obligations and liabilities as per Labour Law No. 12 of 2003.
The British University in Egypt’s Center for Law and Emerging Technologies “CLETs” has prepared a technical guide for Personal Data Protection Law No. 151 of 2020. The book consists of four sections, preceded by an introduction that gives an overview of the law. The first section discusses the conceptual framework of the law, the second section refers to the rights of the data subject and the conditions of processing; the third section refers to the obligations of data controllers and processors for data processing and protection, and finally, the fourth section focuses on the means of law enforcement.rn
This book is an economic guide on doing business in Egypt. The book explains Investment Law no. 72 of 2017, and the opportunities for investment which are available in the country, for example, investing in education, investing in real estate, investing in start ups, investing in agriculture, and investing in the oil and gas sector. The book also explains how to start a business in Egypt, and introduces you to the different types of companies that are available. This book was a combined effort between Andersen Tax u0026 Legal Egypt and the Ministry of Investment, and we would like to thank Sahar Nasr for all of the support she provided for the books. We hope that the book is useful for investors and will entice them to make new investments in our Egypt.
This book has been prepared by the professionals at Andersen Tax u0026 legal Egypt.rnThe contents of the book intend to describe the accounting and legal obligations imposed on joint stock companies after formation, to allow them to remain in operation in accordance with local regulations
