Anticipating tomorrow's complex issues and new strategies is a challenge. Navigating what's next with Dbriefs that give you valuable insights on important developments affecting your business in Asia Pacific
The Bill on the patent box tax concession was passed by the Legislative Council on 26 June 2024. This newly implemented tax concession is a significant initiative introduced by the Hong Kong government to foster research and development (R&D) activities and the creation of intellectual property (IP) in the city. Under this concession, qualifying income from an IP (e.g. patent), including embedded income in sales price of product or service, can enjoy a preferential tax rate of 5%. This is a substantial reduction from the standard corporate tax rate of 16.5%. Together with the enhanced deduction of qualifying R&D expenditures, it aims at incentivizing businesses to invest in R&D, create IPs and generate economic benefits from them in Hong Kong. Of note, this new regime may benefit different industry players.
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Australia’s new thin capitalisation rules are effective for income years commencing on or after 1 July 2023 and have the potential to significantly impact interest deductibility for real estate investments. Understanding the changes, modelling the impacts, and implementing appropriate restructuring options is crucial to supporting interest deductibility.
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The Australian federal and state governments are targeting construction of 1.2 million new homes over 5 years, with proposed and existing tax concessions for investors in new build to rent projects. We will provide an overview of the Australian residential sector, tax incentives for build to rent developments, and an update on recent state and federal tax changes impacting investment in real estate.
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