Malaysia plans to introduce a dividend income tax due to rising spending, and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has proposed raising the 2025 budget to US$98 billion, breaking previous records.

The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly voted 217-192 to pass an electric car bill that would prohibit people from buying Chinese-made, assembled electric cars from receiving tax credits.。The White House issued a statement opposing the bill, saying it added "new, unclear, and unworkable restrictions" to the Inflation Reduction Act's tax breaks and would instead punish U.S. consumers and automakers.。Democratic Congressman Kirdy: Imposing new restrictions will force the auto industry and battery manufacturers to withdraw investment in the United States and instead rely on China again, and it will be more difficult for the United States to compete with China。AAI CEO Bozella: If the incentives are removed, the auto industry base will face serious economic and national security risks, and U.S. competitiveness will decline.。

Singapore announces 2024 budget, multinational corporate tax rate will be raised to 15% in 2025, and will also increase investment in artificial intelligence。

Singapore, Malaysia raise consumption tax amid inflation, prepare financially for uncertain economic environment in 2024。

The impact of the neo-crown epidemic has been lingering for some time, and the Philippine government is still dealing with relatively limited fiscal space。Economists agree that the new taxes are essential for generating income and putting the economy back on a high growth track。

Vietnam to Raise Tax Rate for Multinational Corporations from 2024。Experts say there is an urgent need to improve infrastructure at home to attract more foreign investment。

Taxpayers and the IRS have been engaged in a cat-and-mouse game for years, with individuals and companies looking for ways to reduce their tax obligations and the IRS struggling to plug tax loopholes.。

CFDs are a relatively new trading instrument, and the market was first developed in London in the 1990s.

A trust is a legal instrument in which one party (the principal) gives control of an asset to another party (the trustee) in order to hold or use it for the benefit of a third party (the beneficiary)。