Global Employer Services Newsletter - July 2019

In this month's issue: 

  • CHINA - Notice on individual income tax preferences for Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area
  • DENMARK - New double tax treaty between Denmark and France 
  • SWITZERLAND
    • Discontinuation of quotas for Bulgaria and Romania
    • Quota situation second quarter 2019
    • Swiss Wage Protection - Results of the 2018 control activity
  • UNITED STATES - Foreign tax credits now available for French social tax paid by US persons 

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