• Bringing Overseas Money To The U.S.
  Recently, I wrote about several sophisticated tax strategies employed by Google and other companies to shift income outside the U.S. to avoid U.S. tax rates. Those are clever strategies for building up a tax-free foreign war chest. But can the money be sent back to the U.S.?
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• China Revises Profit Repatriation Regulations
  The Chinese Government has issued a notice concerning tax clearance for remitting payments abroad on service items. This will take effect from September 1, 2013, says Nair & Co.’s International Tax team.
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• China Revises Profit Repatriation Regulations
  The Chinese Government has issued a notice concerning tax clearance for remitting payments abroad on service items. This will take effect from September 1, 2013, says Nair & Co.’s International Tax team.
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• China Revises Profit Repatriation Regulations
  The Chinese Government has issued a notice concerning tax clearance for remitting payments abroad on service items. This will take effect from September 1, 2013, says Nair & Co.’s International Tax team.
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• Companies Push for Tax Break on Foreign Cash
  Some of the nation’s largest corporations have amassed vast profits outside the country and are pressing Congress and the Obama administration for a tax break to bring the money home.
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• Profit Repatriation from China to US: Is Your Cash Stuck?
  An increasing number of companies with profit-generating trading entities in China are finding it difficult to repatriate their accumulated reserves to the US via dividends.“The release of foreign exchange by China authorities is an issue, companies are frustrated with as they are not able to get cash out,” said Dr. Shan Nair, CEO and Co-founder of Nair & Co., a global services firm that helps companies expand internationally.
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