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German government proposes major corporate tax changes affecting inbound investors

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German government proposes major corporate tax changes affecting inbound investors
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German government proposes major corporate tax changes affecting inbound investors
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On August 13, 2003, the German Government agreed to three drafts for new tax legislation: draft legislation for a new tax bill that includes extensive changes to the German thin capitalization rules; draft for a reform of the trade tax; and draft legislation expediting, among others, individual income tax reductions by cutting the lowest rate to 15 percent and the top rate to 42 percent from January 1, 2004. Highlights of the most important provisions in the thin capitalization rules and the loss utilization provisions
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In: Tax planning international review. - London. - Vol. 30 (2003),
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  • Ehlermann, C
  • Kowallik, A
  • Clemens, M
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  • European Union
  • Europe
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English
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  • thin capitalization
  • inbound transaction
  • loss relief
  • deductions
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