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TaxUp
TaxUp.com was founded by tax experts because they experienced a lot of difficulties to find the tax information they were looking for when surfing the internet. The mission they have, is to build a global web directory which guides the surfer through the enormous amount of tax and accounting information on the internet and this in a fast, straightforward and logical way.
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Worldwide-Tax.com
This web site is a very comprehensive site that deals with taxation and financial subjects. It is constructed according to countries and, in all, sites are in the process of being setup for some 70 countries.
The site is dedicated to managers and business people at all levels. Most of the material is provided free of charge, is presented in uncomplicated language and needs no prior knowledge of taxation in order to understand it.
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International Fiscal Association
The International Fiscal Association (IFA) was established in 1938 with its headquarters in the Netherlands. It is the only non-governmental and non-sectoral international organisation dealing with fiscal matters.
Its objects are the study and advancement of international and comparative law in regard to public finance, specifically international and comparative fiscal law and the financial and economic aspects of taxation.
IFA seeks to achieve these objects through its annual Congresses and the scientific publications relating thereto as well as through scientific research. Although the operations of the IFA are essentially scientific in character, the subjects selected take account of current fiscal developments and changes in local legislation.
Membership of IFA now stands at nearly 11,000 from 94 countries. In 51 countries IFA members have established IFA Branches. Direct membership is possible in countries where there is as yet no IFA Branch.
Along with the increasing internationalization of the world's economies, international tax issues have become more numerous and of greater importance. Since the end of the second World War IFA has played an essential role both in the development of certain principles of international taxation and in providing possible solutions to problems arising in their practical implementation. It has been able to do so because its membership consists of high level representatives from both the private and the public sectors, including the Courts, Universities and international governmental and non-governmental organizations and because the Association has maintained over the years high standards in its debates and conclusions. Thus IFA has offered the necessary forum to experts belonging to different sectors of society, where opinions on topics of international taxation can be exchanged with respect for each other's background and responsibilities.
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Egypt Tax
Egypt is one of the most powerful forces in the Arab World, having a highly developed economic and social structure, and abundant sources of labor.
Egypt is currently implementing a free market policy including lifting restrictions on imports, lowering customs duties and floating the Egyptian pound.
The Government offers reduced import duties in order to encourage foreign investment, particularly in projects that contribute to the earning of foreign currency and to reducing the country’s reliance on imports.
Non-Egyptian nationals, whether natural or juristic, may engage in commercial, industrial and agricultural service activities. There is no restriction on foreign participation in Egyptian Corporations. As a general rule, the law does not allow a non-Egyptian to participate in an agency or in importing activities.
On 9th of June 2005, the Egyptian President approved the issuance of the Income Tax Law No. 91. The effective date of applying the Law is 10th of June 2005. The law aims to distribute the tax burden in a fair manner, reduce tax rates and develop the Tax Authority Human Resources. Also, the Law aims to encourage the mutual trust principle between taxpayers and tax authority, which will widen the tax community.
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Australian Taxation Accounting
Australian taxation accounting has a wide range of taxation and accounting resources online. Basic introductions into the major and minor tax frameworks in place for Australian residents and non-residents, as well as rates and links to relevant tax weblogs and Government collection agencies and regulatory bodies.
Income tax rates, which will change in 2006/07 are compared with tables and an online calculator which shows you the net effect of the changes on your position. Capital gains tax, which applies to all residents, and non-residents with property in Australia is explained, along with explanations of the exemptions applicable to residents. Land tax, which is levied by the individual States is individually analysed and compared.
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Capital Gains Tax
Capital Gains Tax is levied by the Australian Federal Government on the disposal of an asset. The framework is seperate from the income tax provisions, but runs paralell to tax eventual capital gains at a rate that is based on an individual taxpayers individual income tax rate.
Capital Gains Tax applies to most assets held by residents, but is subject to a number of exemptions, such as the main residence exemption, which are all explained in detail online.
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Capital Gains Tax Australia
Capital Gains Tax is levied by the Australian Federal Government on the disposal of an asset. The framework is seperate from the income tax provisions, but runs paralell to tax eventual capital gains at a rate that is based on an individual taxpayers individual income tax rate.
Capital Gains Tax applies to most assets held by residents, but is subject to a number of exemptions, such as the main residence exemption, which are all explained in detail online.
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Capital Gains Tax
Praemium was established to bridge the gap in the Australian market for a technologically advanced portfolio administration service that effectively administers the increasing trends in financial markets towards involvement in direct equity investments.
Delivering the cost-effective investment wrap portfolio administration tool V-Wrap, Praemium has further expanded its range of services to include the needs of accounting, financial planning and stock-broking firms.
V-Wrap
V-Wrap is an online portfolio management service, designed for professional accountants, stockbrokers, superannuation administrators and financial planners.
Key features include:
* Portfolio & capital gains tax (CGT) position reconstruction
* Daily position roll forward and reavaluation
* Optimised Capital Gains Tax processing
* Perfomance reporting
* Portfolio reporting
Some benefits of V-Wrap include improved decision making, accuracy, proactive CGT management, allows you to deal with multiple brokers, registered ownership, reduction of administration costs, relationship enhancment with clients, SMSF Administration, improved tax management, V-Wrap can be rebranded with your company logo, name, colour and so forth, and enhanced security.
p-Desktop
p-Desktop is a powerful live market data service which is fully integrated with your badged V-Wrap service to provide the ultimate portfolio administration solution.
As a fully integrated web application delivering intra-day pricing and detailed market data, p-Desktop gives you even more powerful portfolio modeling, administration and management for your client's portfolios.
Integration with your badged V-Wrap service also helps you engage with more clients more often, giving you greater distribution of your service and increased revenue potential through active management of a larger base.
Seperately Managed Accounts
Praemium is a pioneer and recognised industry leader in the development of Separately Managed Account (SMA) technology for Australia. Our proprietary state of the art technology for operating a SMA enables:
* Online access for model providers, advisers and clients
* Full online account set up and maintenance
* Daily rebalancing of models
* Netting of buy/sell transactions across models
* In specie transfer of assets
* Customisations including stock substitutions and holding locks
* Capital gain scenario modelling and optimisation
* Multiple options for fee payments
* Badging
An SMA can be thought of as a more efficient alternative to a managed fund. You are still investing in shares and you are still accessing the fund manager's ability to select stocks. The key difference between an SMA and a managed fund is that the SMA is non-unitised.
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