International tax planning requires knowledge of the local business environment and tax laws combined with an overview of how differing local tax systems interact on an international level. The International Tax Planning Series from IBFD provides you with detailed information about these subjects. Each book covers a particular country, providing detailed coverage of both domestic and international tax laws. The International Tax Planning Series gives a comprehensive overview of the unique tax planning opportunities offered in each country.

In addition to specific country tax features the following subjects are covered (where applicable):

Tax administration Tax incentives Corporate income tax Financing a taxpayer Loss compensation Mergers Inbound/outbound investment Participation exemption Tax consolidated groups Dividends; interest and royalties Employment income and stock option plans Anti-abuse legislation and anti-avoidance provisions

International tax planning opportunities Ruling practice Functional currency regime Capital duty Real estate transfer tax Special facilities for expatriate workers Income from immovable property Transfer pricing VAT principles Treaty practice Exemptions from tax Corporate reorganizations

• Belgium in International Tax Planning 2nd Edition
  by Patrick A.A. Vanhaute

• Denmark in International Tax Planning
  by Nikolaj Bjørnholm and Anders Oreby Hansen

• Hungary in International Tax Planning
  by Daniel Deak

• Ireland in International Tax Planning 2nd Edition
  by Charles Haccius

• Luxembourg in International Tax Planning 2nd Edition
  by Philip J. Warner and Marc Schmitz

• Switzerland in International Tax Law 3rd Edition
  by Xavier Oberson and Howard R. Hull

• The Netherlands in International Tax Planning 2nd Edition
  by Johann Muller