Expatriate Tax Newsletter - August 2018

BDO's Global Expatriate Newsletter covers timely tax-related updates and regulations from countries around the globe. This month’s edition highlights developments in Chile, China, Turkey, The Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Topics include:

  • Chile – Changes in immigration legislation
  • China – Full text amendment on PRC Individual Income Tax (IIT) law released
  • Turkey – New legislation in Turkey relating to foreign assets
  • The Netherlands – Dutch work cost regulation
  • United Kingdom – Corporate criminal offense legislation
  • United States – The disallowance of moving expenses and its impact on domestic and global and mobility programs

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