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Disponent owners denied indemnity from charterers for US freight tax paid to head owners
- Reed Smith LLP
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- USA
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- April 8 2013
The vessel was the subject of a head and sub charter, both of which provided at clause 83 as follows: “All taxes andor dues on cargofreight andor
Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court strikes down department of revenue's narrow interpretation of the wrapping supply exemption from sales & use tax
- Reed Smith LLP
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- USA
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- October 14 2011
Yesterday, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court issued its decision in Procter & Gamble Paper Products Company, holding that returnable shipping pallets are not subject to the state's sales and use tax
PRC tax regimes and time-charter hire payments
- Reed Smith LLP
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- China
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- June 22 2011
There are two PRC tax regimes that levy taxes against hire payments made by PRC time-charterers, the Enterprise Income Tax ("EIT") and the Business Tax ("BT"
Whether charterer entitled to claim tax benefit on termination of ship finance lease
- Reed Smith LLP
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- United Kingdom
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- April 30 2010
In the case of Golden Sunsets Navigation (UK) Ltd v Lloyds Portfolio Leasing Ltd 2010 EWHC 703 (Comm), where the sale of a ship at the end of a finance lease gave rise to a tax loss for the lessor, there was no provision in the lease on its correct interpretation allowing the charterer to claim the amount of that tax benefit
Tax planning for overseas domicilaries acquiring yachts
- Reed Smith LLP
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- Isle of Man, United Kingdom
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- March 12 2008
It has been common for taxpayers to seek to save VAT on the cost of acquisition of a yacht by ensuring that the yacht is acquired by a company in the Isle of Man
Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court upholds its apportionment policy decision in FedEx Ground Package System, Inc. v. Commonwealth
- Reed Smith LLP
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- USA
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- April 30 2007
In a 2006 decision, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court agreed with Reed Smith's arguments, and rejected the Department of Revenue’s policyreaffirming the principle that the numerator of an apportionment factor must reflect only in-state activity
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