Only Practical Asian Tax Strategies delivers expert insight into the proven strategies your colleagues are using to minimize their tax liability in the Asian markets. Every month, Strategies delves into how the region's tax developments will affect your organization...and what you can do about it right now.

Only Practical Asian Tax Strategies helps you anticipate tax and regulatory changes in the Asian marketplace and plan a proactive strategy to minimize your local tax burden. As a subscriber, you'll gain access to an unrivaled network of peers at major corporations, law and accounting firms, people like you who are solving complex regional tax and regulatory problems every day. You'll discover strategies, innovative solutions, and best practices you won't find elsewhere, designed to help you best maximize ROI for your operations.

Edited by the Asia Business Group at Ernst & Young, every monthly issue brings you practical, easy-to-read advice on how to:

• Avoid taxes that can cost your firm valuable U.S. foreign tax credits.
  
• Structure your manufacturing or sales operations to take full advantage of local tax incentives.
  
• Evaluate potential implications of shifting your operations to a lower tax jurisdiction.
  
• Reduce cash-flow drain resulting from VAT recovery procedures.
  
• Use alternative financing structures to achieve maximum tax savings.
  
• Avoid VAT pitfalls in cross border services and contract manufacturing.
  
• Optimize tax planning for cross-border grouping of companies.
  
• Minimize transfer tax liability and expatriate taxes.
  

Current Articles:
Business in China: Top Seven Intellectual Property Mistakes by Foreign Companies; Avoiding Kickbacks in China, China Courts and Much More
By Dan Harris (Harris & Moure, PLLC, Seattle, Washington)

Transfer Pricing and Service Transactions
By Cecilia Lee and Thomas To (PricewaterhouseCoopers, China)

Interpretation of Double Tax Agreements and Permanent Establishment
By Yongjun Peter Ni, Hao Jiang, Jiang Bian and Xiaojie Shi (White & Case China)

New State Council Opinion: Directions for Foreign Investment in China
By Dr. Michael Tan and Cara Meng (Taylor Wessing Shanghai)

Enterprise Reorganization Rules Released Along with Implementation Guidelines for Foreign Tax Credit
By Yongjun Peter Ni, Hao Jiang, Jiang Bian and Xiaojie Shi (White & Case, China)

Enterprise Reorganization Rules Released Along with Implementation Guidelines for Foreign Tax Credit
By Yongjun Peter Ni, Hao Jiang, Jiang Bian and Xiaojie Shi (White & Case China)