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    The managers at the subsidiaries with the highest ROI would be rewarded to promote healthy competition and hence promoting tax compliance culture. According to Bocher et al. (2015), businesses can apply the ROI to evaluate the performance trends for various units (p. 745). The…

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    shareholders or its parent corporation. The parent company is responsible if the subsidiaries company are facing any legal issues or problem. Based on the case of D.H.N Food Distributors Ltd. V. Tower Hamlets London Borough Council, it stated that DHN was the parent company in a group of three companies and directly owned two subsidiaries. In the Court of Appeal, the judge, Lord Denning MR held that the subsidiaries must follow the operation of the parent company as they are practically the same…

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    Biocon India Case Study

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    specific biochemical reaction. That said, the Biocon India realized that growth is imminent and various strategic choices are available. The first strategic choice available to Managing Director, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw’s Biocon India is expansion through subsidiaries. The organization swiftly established Syngene which is a contract research organization (CRO) designed to serve the global pharmaceutical market and with the passing of time, 2003 to be precise, Biocon India established Clinigene…

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    Medilaund Case Study

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    COMMUNITY PROGRAM Community Program in Medilaund (M) Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of RADICARE (M) Sdn Bhd Medilaund (M) Sdn Bhd is a leading pioneer in the linen and laundry industry was initiated 1994. A subsidiary of RADICARE (M) Sdn Bhd, it is today one of the largest of such companies in Malaysia. It provide solutions that cover end to end linen and laundry services. It assisting their customers to optimize the use of their linen whilst giving them freedom to concentrate on customer care.…

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    Thailai Flavours Case Study

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    Thai Flavours which is owned by Aroon Sakad, earns most of its income from selling spices and dinner wear on credit to either other retailers or restaurants. Thai Flavours is registered for the GST on the invoice basis, which means the GST is required to be paid in the same period as the invoice was issued, rather than when the payment has been received or made. Aarons goals for Thai Flavours are to make a profit and to have a positive cash flow so they will be able to pay off all outstanding…

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    By not claiming any tax residency, Apple has been able to avoid paying U.S taxes and Irish taxes. Apple Sales International (ASI), another Irish subsidiary of the company has reportedly avoided paying up to 17 million dollars of its daily tax in 2011-2012 (Hickey 2013). Currently, the company employs about 4,000 people and is Cork’s largest private-sector employer (Doward 2014). In 2015, Apple publicly…

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    is building of gap between the HCN employees and PCN employees. There is a huge difference of cultural values because both have different culture and different way of working. HCN have limited carrier options to gain knowledge from outside their subsidiary. In the Geocentric approach the people are appointed regardless of PCN or HCN it is more performance and suitability of position. “It is based on five assumptions, (i) highly qualified staff is appointed for the betterment of the company…

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    identification were explored in order to determine what the main problem is, as well as what other subsidiary problems are present. The mission of this case study is as follows: Jack needs to create a long, prosperous, and happy life with Jill by providing a stable income for his family. Problem Identification and Statement When identifying a problem, one must investigate it and break it down into subsidiary problems. As covered…

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    Ifrs Vs Gaap Analysis

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    When a company owns a majority stake in a foreign subsidiary, the accounting processes and procedures can be complicated and require the use of many resources to prepare accounting documentation that is required by law. Specifically, the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) which are the standing guidelines for accounting, differ enough to make the processes redundant. GAAP is the U.S. standard for accounting while IFRS…

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    question a? Do you think Sports Experts should use the required rate of return resulting from the CAPM to discount the cash flows of the Thai subsidiary to determine its…

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