Übersetzung für "Repatriate profits" in Deutsch

Foreign investors can freely repatriate profits and proceeds.

One of the other three companies which was not granted MET, was partly foreign owned and was free to repatriate its profits.

The plan’s most important provision reduces the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20% – from the highest among all OECD countries to one of the lowest – and allows US companies to repatriate the profits of their foreign subsidiaries without paying additional US taxes.

American corporations will invest more in the US, because foreign countries will no longer offer lower tax rates, and will repatriate profits earned by their foreign subsidiaries rather than leaving them abroad.

And while he would broaden the tax base, increase the carried-interest tax, and encourage companies to repatriate foreign profits, his plan would not be revenue-neutral.

Allowing multinational companies to repatriate overseas profits without paying additional US tax would also bolster investment and job creation at home.

The extra tax that US firms pay if they repatriate profits raises their cost of capital, thus reducing their ability to compete in international markets.

In the case of wholly or partly foreign owned firms or joint ventures, exporters are free to repatriate capital and profits,

In the case of wholly or partly foreign owned firms or joint ventures, exporters are free to repatriate capital and profits;

In the case of direct investment, companies will be free to repatriate their profits in freely convertible currency, and no new foreign exchange restrictions will be introduced after the agreement enters into force.

This was caused by a sharp rise in profit remittances as foreign investors began to repatriate the profits paid out by their successful local business ventures.

Without complying with the statutory audits and without settling the relevant tax liabilities you won't be able to repatriate your profits or dividends back to your home country.

The US is unique among industrial countries in subjecting repatriated profits earned by its companies’ foreign subsidiaries to the full domestic tax rate (with a credit for tax paid to the foreign government).

Thus, a US firm that earns a profit in Ireland pays a 12% tax to the Irish government and would now pay an additional 23% on any repatriated profits.

That tax is paid on profits earned in the US and on repatriated profits earned by US companies’ foreign subsidiaries.

It is pleased that the contracting parties have undertaken to guarantee, from the entry into force of the Agreements, free movement of capital in connection with direct investments, their liquidation and the repatriation of any profits.

Of particular value is the undertaking to ensure, after a transition period beginning at the effective date of the Agreements, the freedom of capital transactions pertaining to direct investments, their liquidation and the repatriation of profits.