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07 April 2020 by Dorda
DORDA's capital market law experts supported the Joint Global Coordinators UBS and HSBC in the Euro 1.65 billion capital increase of Austrian ams AG.
07 April 2020 by Dorda
DORDA IP/IT and data protection experts Axel Anderl, Nino Tlapak and Alona Klammer supported Lernsieg Mobile Media GmbH in the relaunch of the mobile app "Lernsieg", which was previously taken offline after a short time following massive counter-campaigns in autumn 2019.
06 April 2020 by Arendt & Medernach
Renewal of the governance of the law firm Arendt & Medernach
03 April 2020 by Rossana Chu, Jacky Chan
An overview on private mergers and acquisitions in Hong Kong
01 April 2020 by Dominik Hohler and Stéphanie Oneyser
First measures ordered by the Swiss Government
30 March 2020 by EY Law
By Alfonso Crespo, Partner of Forensic & Integrity Services - EY Central America, Panama and the Dominican Republic 10-minute reading
26 March 2020 by CERHA HEMPEL Dezsö & Partners
Zita Albert joins CERHA HEMPEL’s Budapest office as M&A Partner
26 March 2020 by Droda
Elena Manachimova promoted to Senior Associate at DORDA
24 March 2020 by Kudun & Partners
Leading Thai law firm launches new website
16 March 2020 by Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
In essence, real estate investment trusts (REITs) are treated as conduits through which the income they derive, flows to their shareholders. The main advantage of a REIT is therefore that a deduction of the distribution made by the REIT to its shareholders may be claimed against its income provided that it is a qualifying distribution. By nature, REITs distribute most of their income to their shareholders and will usually pay little or no income tax on the distributions, instead shareholders will be liable to pay income tax on the distributions received from REITs. REITs are, however, taxed on the taxable income they retain at the standard corporate tax rate.