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Maximize Your Tax Savings Using Tax Treaties

Are you looking forward to maximize your tax savings? If you are a multinational company doing business in the Philippines  or a Philippine company doing business in another country, there are a lot of ways to do it using tax treaties.

 
In a seminar called "Maximizing Your Tax Savings Using Tax Treaties" organized by the Center for Global Best Practices, you will learn to use these tax treaties as a way to maximize your tax savings for the benefit of your company and your expatriates assigned overseas. This seminar will be held on March 30 and 31, 2011 at the New World Hotel in Makati.

Topics include territories, persons, and taxes covered by the treaties; relief from double taxation; transfer pricing; how to save taxes on your business profits, real and personal properties, investment income including dividends, interest and royalties; employment and personal services income of executives and other top-level officials; and fees of directors, artists, athletes, trainers, teachers and others.

The seminar will feature lecturer Atty. Victoriano C. Mamalateo, CPA, author of the newly published book entitled Philippine Tax Treaties and panelist Atty. Marissas O. Cabreros, CPA, who is a BIR Assistant Comissioner for Legal Service covering International Tax Affairs Division.

For more information and registration, contact Jessica Ogang at our Manila lines: (+632) 556-8968/69; or at our Cebu lines: (+63 32) 512-3106/07. You can also send an email at jessica@cgbp.org. Visit our website at http://www.cgbp.org.

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