FREE DOWNLOAD - E-Commerce Tax Planning 2014&##x2f;2015

FREE DOWNLOAD - E-Commerce Tax Planning 2014/2015

If you're trading via a website or are involved in other e-commerce activities there are a number of tax planning opportunities available.

In some ways an e-commerce business is taxed just as any other "bricks & mortar" business. However, due to the way in which an online business operates it provides numerous tax planning opportunities, particularly when trading internationally.

By avoiding having a taxable presence in a country (or by maximising deductions where there is such a presence) and given there is usually low or no withholding tax at source, taxes on e-commerce profits can be sheltered effectively.

In this book we look at tax planning for all types of e-commerce businesses - from maximising deductions and deciding whether to use a company, to structuring international e-commerce tax efficiently.

Subjects covered include:

Will you be taxed from your e-commerce activities?
Maximising your tax deduction for expenses
Employing a spouse or child in your e-commerce business
Should you use a company for your e-commerce trade?
Why using a company isn't always beneficial
Incorporating your e-commerce businesses
Paying a salary from your e-commerce company
Tax planning for e-book royalties
When can an overseas internet operator be within the scope of uk tax?
How to avoid having an overseas taxable presence
Using an LLP or offshore company for e-commerce trading
How and when double tax treaties will impact on your e-commerce trading
Holding a website offshore to reduce uk tax
Becoming a tax nomad
Offshore structures for international e-commerce trading
Offshore teleworking and UK tax
Changes to the international tax treatment of ecommerce and income from online trading
And much more...!