U.S. Corporate Law and Tax Law Training Lectures
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2017-09-01 14:56
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On the afternoon of August 10, a training lecture on US corporate law and tax law was held in conference room 3 of the company. Ms. Yan Jun, head of the new york Finance and Taxation Department of American Ruize Law Firm, gave a lecture. Relevant personnel from general manager office, finance department and sales center of the company participated in the training.
The presenter first introduced several common forms of companies in the United States, including individual enterprises (Sole Proprietorship), partnerships (Partnership), joint-stock companies (Corporation), small joint-stock companies (S Corporation), and limited liability companies (LLC). From the legal status, owner responsibility, income distribution, income characteristics and other aspects of these forms of company a comprehensive comparative analysis. On this basis, it also introduces the common federal taxes of American companies, including income tax and employment tax. In addition, taking into account the actual situation of Apollo, various charts are used to clearly explain the withholding obligations when the shareholders or investors are foreigners, as well as the requirements of the United States for the custody of financial documents.
Finally, Ms. Yan Jun answered the relevant questions raised by colleagues present one by one. Through this training, she deepened her colleagues' understanding and understanding of American law and tax law, and laid a good foundation for the smooth development of related work in the future.
On the afternoon of August 10, a training lecture on US corporate law and tax law was held in conference room 3 of the company. Ms. Yan Jun, head of the new york Finance and Taxation Department of American Ruize Law Firm, gave a lecture. Relevant personnel from general manager office, finance department and sales center of the company participated in the training.
The presenter first introduced several common forms of companies in the United States, including individual enterprises (Sole Proprietorship), partnerships (Partnership), joint-stock companies (Corporation), small joint-stock companies (S Corporation), and limited liability companies (LLC). From the legal status, owner responsibility, income distribution, income characteristics and other aspects of these forms of company a comprehensive comparative analysis. On this basis, it also introduces the common federal taxes of American companies, including income tax and employment tax. In addition, taking into account the actual situation of Apollo, various charts are used to clearly explain the withholding obligations when the shareholders or investors are foreigners, as well as the requirements of the United States for the custody of financial documents.
Finally, Ms. Yan Jun answered the relevant questions raised by colleagues present one by one. Through this training, she deepened her colleagues' understanding and understanding of American law and tax law, and laid a good foundation for the smooth development of related work in the future.
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