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🚀 It is about to be (even more) fun and attractive to be a scale-up in Denmark with new tax legislation expected to come from 2025! 🚀 The government in Denmark have suggested among other increasing possibilities for R&D credit, better usage of tax losses to be carried forward (lowering cash-tax when being profitable) and also a more attractive tax regime for investors in scale-ups. We have made a short recap of the suggestions. You can find the link in the comments. #FastGrowingCompanies #Startup #Scalpeup

Have you ever considered how tax incentives can transform your investment in startups? Did you know that, for example, only half of the value of your gains may be considered for tax purposes? Get to know all about it in out latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/destbxk4

The impact of Singapore’s corporate tax structure on its growth as a financial hub Singapore has rapidly emerged as one of the leading financial hubs in the world, offering a business-friendly environment that attracts multinational corporations, financial institutions, and tech startups. One of the key factors that have contributed to this growth is its well-structured corporate tax system, which not only fosters economic development …Read More » https://lnkd.in/gZB-HC_f #SingaporeTax #FinancialHubGrowth #CorporateTaxStrategy #BusinessFriendlyEnvironment #MultinationalCorporations #FinancialInstitutions #TechStartups #EconomicDevelopment

OnePointJPtax - 60 Seconds: Revised Stock Option Taxation Under 2024 Tax Reforms On March 28, the 2024 Japan tax reforms bill was passed and enacted into law, with most of the tax reform provisions becoming effective on April 1, 2024. These reforms include updated regulations on Japanese qualified stock options, particularly benefiting startups and emerging firms (less than 20 years of establishment) by offering greater flexibility for using SO as a tool to attract and retain talents. Please see the following URL for the slides to learn more. https://lnkd.in/gZt-VEzc #OnePointJPtax #GlobalMobility #JapanTax #ExpatriateTax #2024TaxReforms #StockOption #Startups

🌐 Foreign Investors Seek Tax Indemnities for Startup Investments Amid Rising Tax Notices 📈 As the global startup ecosystem continues to thrive, foreign investors are increasingly seeking tax indemnities to protect their investments. The rise in tax notices targeting international investors has prompted a growing demand for safeguarding measures. #ForeignInvestors #StartupInvestments #TaxIndemnities #GlobalStartupEcosystem In recent years, several foreign investors have faced unexpected tax implications on their investments in startups. This has led to uncertainty and hesitation in funding new ventures, posing a potential threat to the growth of the startup landscape. #TaxImplications #InvestmentRisk #StartupLandscape To address this issue, many foreign investors are exploring the option of obtaining tax indemnities as a protective measure. These indemnities aim to provide assurance against potential tax liabilities that may arise from their investment activities. #InvestmentProtection #TaxLiabilities #RiskMitigation It is essential for both investors and startups to understand the potential tax implications and seek appropriate legal and financial advice to mitigate any risks. By proactively addressing these concerns, the startup ecosystem can continue to attract foreign investment and foster innovation. #StartupEcosystem #ForeignInvestment #Innovation Let's continue to monitor this trend and collaborate to create a supportive environment for foreign investors, ultimately contributing to the growth and success of the global startup community. 💼💡 #GlobalStartupCommunity #Collaboration #InvestmentProtection Note: AI-powered post. May contain errors.

Singapore's Tax Revenue Continues to Rise — What This Means for SMEs and Startups Singapore’s tax revenue surged by 17% in the last fiscal year, reaching a record S$80.3 billion, driven by strong economic and wage growth. However, forecasts suggest that the pace of tax revenue growth may slow in FY24/25. What does this mean for SMEs and startups? Rising taxation and compliance requirements can pose challenges for growing businesses. Startups must keep a close eye on evolving tax policies and prepare for potential shifts in corporate taxes, GST, and personal income taxes. As the landscape shifts, staying ahead is essential for managing tax obligations efficiently. At Bluebox, we have the expertise to help you navigate Singapore’s tax system, ensuring smooth compliance and strategic tax planning. Whether you’re a startup or an SME, understanding these changes can help you optimize cash flow and mitigate risks. #TaxPlanning #SMEs #Startups #SingaporeBusiness #TaxCompliance #FinancialServices #Bluebox

Singapore’s Tax Revenue Continues to Rise — What This Means for SMEs and Startups Singapore’s tax revenue grew by an impressive 17% in the last fiscal year, reaching a record S$80.3 billion. This surge was driven by strong economic and wage growth, a sign of resilience in our post-pandemic economy. However, forecasts suggest that the pace of tax revenue growth may slow in FY24/25. What does this mean for SMEs and startups? While the economy remains strong, rising taxation and compliance requirements can pose challenges for growing businesses. Startups must keep a close eye on evolving tax policies and prepare for potential shifts in corporate taxes, GST, and personal income taxes. 🔍 As the landscape shifts, staying ahead is essential for managing your tax obligations efficiently. At Bluebox, we have the expertise to help you navigate Singapore’s tax system, ensuring smooth compliance and strategic tax planning. Whether you’re a startup or an SME, understanding these changes can help you optimize cash flow and mitigate risks. #TaxPlanning #SMEs #Startups #SingaporeBusiness #TaxCompliance #FinancialServices #Bluebox

💡 Tax Considerations for Expats Investing in Dutch Startups 💼🌍 Are you an expat thinking about investing in a Dutch startup? 🚀 It’s crucial to understand how your investments will be taxed under Dutch law. Typically, investments are taxed in Box 3 (💰 savings & investments). But if you hold 5% or more of a specific share class in the company, your investment may fall under Box 2 (📊 substantial interest), which comes with different tax rules. Knowing which tax box applies can significantly impact your returns 📈. With expert advice, you can make the most of your investment while staying tax efficient! 🧑💼💡 📞 Schedule a call with us today! https://bit.ly/3Z3QKAc #DutchTax #ExpatInvesting #TaxAdvice #StartupInvestment #FinancialPlanning #TaxEfficiency

👉 According to this Eligible Startups can take the benefit of TAX HOLIDAY for 3 consecutive years out of their first 10 years of Incorporation.

📢DPIIT has recommended for scrapping the angel tax on Startups.📢 ❓What is angel tax? Angel tax is a tax payable on capital raised by unlisted companies if the value of the shares issued to investors exceeds their fair market value (FMV). It is levied above the rate of 30%. ❓Are there exemptions available? The Centre, in February 2019, notified G.S.R 127(E) guidelines that allowed startups to seek angel tax exemption to allay the concerns of industry stakeholders. However, only 8,066 startups (10,939 startups have applied) have been granted exemption, Read more at: https://lnkd.in/g97Fgigs