The term 'residence' is not defined in the tax laws of Namibia and has limited significance since the tax system is based on source rather than on residency. A company incorporated in Namibia is generally considered as resident in Namibia.
A foreign company having a place of business in Namibia is required to be registered as either a local company (subsidiary) or as an external company (branch).
The OECD has published the comments received on the public consultation on the design elements of Amount B under Pillar One for the simplificatio...
The South Africa Revenue Service (SARS) has published the synthesized texts of the tax treaties with Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Canada, Cyprus,...
Armenia reduced the individual income tax rate from 21% to 20% with effect from 1 January 2023. Further, employee pension contributions are as foll...
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