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IFRS IFRS News - Q4 2019
This edition begins by considering the latest news from the IASB and conclude with IFRS-related news at Grant Thornton.
Global mobility services Tax incentives for IT specialists in Poland
Well known for its qualified IT workforce, Poland has granted individuals working in the IT industry significant tax incentives resulting in the reduction of taxable income for high-earners.
IFRS Interim consolidated financial statements 2020
The publication illustrates condensed interim financial statements for a six month accounting period beginning on 1 January 2020. The Interim Financial Statements have been reviewed and updated to reflect changes in IAS 34 and in other IFRS that are effective for the year ending 31 December 2020.
Cities driving trade Monterrey: the most advanced region in Mexico
Boasting a highly qualified workforce and excellent growth prospects, the industrially advanced Monterrey is an obvious choice for international businesses keen to enter the Mexican and wider Latin American markets.
Cities driving trade Chennai: open the door to India’s markets
While Delhi and Mumbai may have captured international attention with their wealth and prestige, Chennai has spent recent years quietly building a reputation as the optimal place to do business in India.
Cities driving trade Singapore: the hub where east meets west
A stable and business-friendly political climate in the perfect location to explore the fantastic opportunities offered by numerous south-east Asian markets, Singapore is perhaps the ultimate gateway for companies looking to trade internationally.
Cities driving trade Manchester: opportunities in Britain and beyond
A successful process of regeneration over the last two decades has helped Manchester build on its history as a trading and manufacturing powerhouse. It has now become an important gateway for businesses looking to access not just the UK market, but also Europe and even North America.
Global mobility services Poland’s new exit tax impact on internationally mobile individuals
The tax authorities in Poland have introduced an ‘exit tax’ from 2019 that will impact on both companies and individuals.
Global mobility services Singaporean expats may be liable for tax in Singapore
For Singapore citizens based overseas, the lapse of non-resident tax election means a potential exposure to Singapore income tax if they travel to Singapore for any business purposes.
Cities driving trade Gateway cities to growth
International expansion is a must for businesses looking to enhance their growth prospects and deliver future sustainability.
Trading for the long term Growing your business through global trade
Despite weaker global optimism and increasing trade barriers, technology and growth potential are driving businesses internationally. Growth companies expanding into new markets have always needed to keep an eye on two horizons: the long-term goals and the short-term challenges. In today's rapidly changing trade environment, where uncertainty dominates, that twin focus needs to be sharper than ever.
Global mobility services Foreign residents in Australia set to lose capital gains exemption
The Australian government has reintroduced draft legislation to remove the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) main residence exemption for foreign residents.
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