Tax Strategy Vs. Countermeasures
Tax Strategy Vs. Countermeasures by Naoki Matsuda, published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in December 2015, explores the evolving landscape of taxation in a globalized world. This reprint edition, comprising 494 pages, delves into the strategies employed by wealthy individuals and multinational companies to minimize their tax burdens by relocating their residence, income, and assets across borders. The book highlights notable examples, such as tennis legend Bjorn Borg and actor Gérard Depardieu, illustrating the trend of transferring residency for tax advantages.
Readers will find a thorough examination of the motivations behind these tax strategies, particularly in Europe, where high-income individuals often seek more favorable tax environments. The book discusses the implications of such movements on personal finance and taxation, providing insights into the broader economic context. By addressing the complexities of international tax strategies, Tax Strategy Vs. Countermeasures offers a detailed perspective on the intersection of business, economics, and personal finance in today’s global economy.
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In today’s world, where it has become fairly easy for a taxpayer to move back and forth from one country to another, it has become quite a common tax strategy, especially among wealthy individuals and multinational companies, to transfer their residence, income, and assets abroad mainly to reduce tax burden. Particularly in Europe, many wealthy individuals have moved their residence abroad mostly for tax purpose. Thus, tennis legend Bjorn Borg, who was known to have transferred decades ago his residence from Sweden to Monaco, is obviously not alone. A more recent, well-publicized case was Gérard Depardieu, who showed his intention of leaving France after having acquired Russian citizenship in 2013. This famous French actor and entrepreneur is reported to have made a comment that the French government’s recent plan of raising the top marginal individual income tax rate is just like penalizing talented people who have achieved success in their careers.
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