Sentence examples for permanent establishments from inspiring English sources

June, Titus & Angevine and Van Amburgh's Menagerie also set up permanent establishments in the larger cities.

It highlights loose rules on the definition of a company's "permanent establishments" that allow "contracts for the sale of goods belonging to a foreign enterprise to be negotiated and concluded in a country by the sales force of a local subsidiary of that foreign enterprise without the profits from their sales being taxable".

Corporation tax is a corporate tax levied in the United Kingdom on the profits made by companies and on the profits of permanent establishments of non-UK resident companies and associations that trade in the European Union.

Now he must deal with Washington's gigantic and frequently doltish permanent establishment.

Washington's permanent establishment — the law firms, the lobbyists, the research institutes, the media — was also heavily Democratic.

It was their first permanent establishment in Europe, at the key point of the crossing from Asia.

It also meant, when it came to running the country, they turned to Washington's permanent establishment.

E-commerce makes it easier for business to be conducted in a country without creating a "permanent establishment," which would subject the seller to income taxes.

Among the areas expected to take longest to produce results is in which jurisdiction a multinational group should pay tax on its business activity, under "permanent establishment" rules.

"An internet-based business, where essentially the website and the server are based outside the UK, is also not a 'UK permanent establishment'".

A non-resident company is only chargeable to UK corporation tax if it is trading in the UK through a permanent establishment.