Tax Issues Relating to Intangibles

E. Leow; D. Quek; J. Tan

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Tax Issues Relating to Intangibles

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 06 Mar 2013 English Publisher:IBFDJournal:Asia-Pacific Tax Bulletin, volume 19 (eissn: 2352-9164,

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Authors: E. Leow; D. Quek; J. Tan;

doi: 10.59403/n84v7k

Tax Issues Relating to Intangibles

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The comparative survey articles are based on selected papers presented at the Baker & McKenzie 28th Annual Asia-Pacific Tax Conference held in Hong Kong on 1 and 2 November 2012. The 29th Annual Asia-Pacific Tax Conference is expected to be held in Singapore in October 2013. For more information, please contact Liane Tsang of Baker & McKenzie, Hong Kong by tel.: +852 2846 2358 or by e-mail: liane.tsang@bakermckenzie.com.

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