PwC issues Summaries of Taxes Worldwide 'Worldwide Tax Summaries-Corporate Taxes 2011/12'
31/1/2012 13:35
Rates and rules from 146 countries at a glance
PwC has published 'Worldwide Tax Summaries-Corporate Taxes 2011/12', its latest compendium of worldwide corporate tax rates and rules. The 146 country summaries, written by local PwC firm tax specialists, include information about changes in legislation, residency, gross income, deductions, tax credits and incentives, tax administration and other tax-related historical and economic data. The information is believed to be the most complete of its kind.
"Increasingly, businesses that trade or operate across a number of different countries need to remain up-to-date on the latest changes to tax policy and keep tabs on the varying tax rates and rules," said Richard Collier-Keywood, vice chairman Tax for the PwC network. "Using the unmatched resources of PwC's worldwide network of tax professionals, we track the latest information and put the world's taxes at their fingertips."
Nicos P Chimarides, Partner, In charge of Direct Tax Services in PwC Cyprus stated that “this publication is a very important tool for businesses as it provides direct and quick access to information about the tax system of 146 countries. Developments are continuous and all of us in PwC are always available to support our clients with our global expertise in order to become flexible and always remain up-to-date”.
In addition to the printed volume, PwC's free online version of the summaries -- www.pwc.com/taxsummaries -- allows users to search for information on 20 categories of corporate and individual tax information. The online version is updated within 30 days of significant tax developments, with dates provided for the latest revisions. There is also a listing of tax specialists at PwC member firms around the world who can offer advice and support.
The PwC tax and legal services network has member firms in 151 territories, with 2,357 partners and 32,852 staff, who offer high quality advice and support worldwide and can provide both a domestic and cross-border perspective to clients' tax challenges.
PwC has published 'Worldwide Tax Summaries-Corporate Taxes 2011/12', its latest compendium of worldwide corporate tax rates and rules. The 146 country summaries, written by local PwC firm tax specialists, include information about changes in legislation, residency, gross income, deductions, tax credits and incentives, tax administration and other tax-related historical and economic data. The information is believed to be the most complete of its kind.
"Increasingly, businesses that trade or operate across a number of different countries need to remain up-to-date on the latest changes to tax policy and keep tabs on the varying tax rates and rules," said Richard Collier-Keywood, vice chairman Tax for the PwC network. "Using the unmatched resources of PwC's worldwide network of tax professionals, we track the latest information and put the world's taxes at their fingertips."
Nicos P Chimarides, Partner, In charge of Direct Tax Services in PwC Cyprus stated that “this publication is a very important tool for businesses as it provides direct and quick access to information about the tax system of 146 countries. Developments are continuous and all of us in PwC are always available to support our clients with our global expertise in order to become flexible and always remain up-to-date”.
In addition to the printed volume, PwC's free online version of the summaries -- www.pwc.com/taxsummaries -- allows users to search for information on 20 categories of corporate and individual tax information. The online version is updated within 30 days of significant tax developments, with dates provided for the latest revisions. There is also a listing of tax specialists at PwC member firms around the world who can offer advice and support.
The PwC tax and legal services network has member firms in 151 territories, with 2,357 partners and 32,852 staff, who offer high quality advice and support worldwide and can provide both a domestic and cross-border perspective to clients' tax challenges.
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