Lower-income countries are often disadvantaged when global corporate taxes are in force. The residence of the company is the factor determining its corporate tax liability. If a company has no physical presence in a country, it generally does not need to pay taxes there. In today’s shifting information economy, many companies doing business in a… Keep Reading
Choosing an asset to invest in is one of the most difficult aspects of earning passive income. After all, just consider the fact that people can choose from stocks, bonds, options, real estate, private equity, venture capital, and so much more. Thus, those who may not be very familiar with all the alternatives in the… Keep Reading
The dollar’s share of the global foreign reserves hit its lowest point since 2013, as central bankers have begun net sellers or treasuries. As the ‘de-dollarization’ trend continues to pick up steam, a full-time MBA student and CFA candidate, Yelian Garcia explains the fluctuating changes in foreign exchange reserves. What are Foreign Exchange Reserves? Foreign… Keep Reading
Debt is one of the most challenging burdens for most Americans today. While the economy is thriving, many Americans have increasingly become weighed down with substantial debt. Part of the debt difficulty for many people stemmed from the years when the economy was doing poorly. This had left a sizable amount of the population with… Keep Reading
The price of gold fell significantly last week thanks to a stronger dollar and rising stocks prices. The longs have pulled back for now, with the price going through a key support level. Investors might have a wait-and-see approach before entering the gold market. You can check the current gold rates in Dubai on business24-7.ae… Keep Reading
Brickell Analytics and Isaac Gilinski, the company’s Owner, use a combination of short-term sentiment analysis and long-term wave theory to achieve accurate financial forecasting results. The path to Overheating of the Australian economy The Federal Reserve cut interest rates between 2000 and 2008. First, after the dot-com bubble busted in 2000, and then, after the… Keep Reading
The world is going green, everyone says. For businesses, this often means using more environment-friendly ways of doing business. From the perspective of an investor, going green may mean impact investing, that is making investments in schemes that aim to make a positive impact on the environment. Investing in renewable or alternative energy has become… Keep Reading
The Eurozone debt crisis is still the elephant in the room and still affecting a majority of European countries – even those that don’t outwardly show signs of distress. However, even countries outside of the euro have seen undue distress due to the crisis. The Czech Republic was all set to adopt the EUR –… Keep Reading
According to BBC and many other outlets, the average attention span in adults fell from twelve seconds in 2000 down to eight seconds in 2016. This represents a 33 percent drop in an average person’s power of focus. And although it may seem that data like this is futile, it affects many areas of life.… Keep Reading
Have you ever wondered what the first few things that come to your mind when you are planning your summer holidays are? After you make that all-important decision and you figure out which country or countries you plan to visit and select your accommodation, the next couple of things on the list include deciding which… Keep Reading
