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The Pitfalls Of Parent Company Costs In Relation To Holding A Subsidiary, Plus A Little Bit Of Case Law - Tax

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Any parent company that has established, purchased or otherwise acquired a subsidiary must look very carefully at whether the costs it incurs on an ongoing basis in holding the subsidiary can be claimed as tax-deductible expenses. The Income Tax Act is relatively strict on this issue and, unfortunately, in many respects quite ambiguous. First, it should be remembered that when talking about the relationship between the parent company and the subsidiary in the context of the Income Tax Act, we must rely on the definition of that relationship in the

Access To Corporate Books And Records Under Delaware Law: Can Shareholders Obtain Privileged Documents Too? - Corporate/Commercial Law

This article provides a summary of recent Delaware decisions on the permissible scope of shareholder books and records demands pursuant to Section 220 of the Delaware General Corporation Law.

Qatar Financial Centre Court Makes Ruling That Could Affect Turkish Businesses Operating In The Region - Corporate/Commercial Law

Background The First Instance Circuit of the Civil and Commercial Court of the Qatar Financial Centre (“QFC Court”) released a Note on Ruling (“Note”) on 17 March 2021, regarding a judgement it rendered on 21 February 2021. The Note did not include any details pertaining to the merits of the dispute, however, the part released is quite remarkable, especially for anyone engaged in business activities in Qatar, as the QFC Court found that a dispute relating to an arbitration between two non-QFC companies fell within the scope of its jurisdiction. The Qatar Financial Centre (“QFC”) was launched in 2005 to attract foreign investors. Of the incentives it provides,

Removal Of Directors Of First Bank Of Nigeria Limited: An Analysis Of The Action Taken By The Central Bank Of Nigeria - Corporate/Commercial Law

On the 29th of April, 2021, the Central Bank of Nigeria (" CBN"), the apex regulatory body for banks and other financial institutions in Nigeria created under the CBN Act 2007 ("CBN Act").

Does Nigeria Need A Startup Act? - Corporate/Commercial Law

Prologue Startups are young companies that are founded to develop a unique product or service and bring it to the market. In recent years on the African Continent, several startups have been making positive impact in their communities leading to several countries enacting or planning to implement a Startup Act. So, a pertinent question is, should Nigeria jump on the Startup Act bandwagon ? In this article, we will examine this question by; understanding what Startup Acts are, exploring  the reasons why countries are trying to implement this peculiar legislation, and explore  alternative pathways that can adopt be adopted, and finally

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