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    Cemex Expansion Strategy

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    Critically evaluate the expansion strategy of a computer hardware firm by analysising “the Cemex Way”. In a rapidly changing and challenging global business environment, in order to maximize the optimization and meet current market dynamics, it is good for a computer hardware firm to exam some previous strategies from other enterprises before launching a successful expansion plan. There are a lot of global companies with very successful expansion strategies which are worth to summarize such as…

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    Hong Kong Case Study

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    Pursuant to Section 20B, STPL needs to do the relevant tax filing for TI. STPL also needs to withhold and pay the relevant tax for TI. 4. Recommendation on setting up a branch or subsidiary in Thailand (10 marks) • Students are expected to give a brief account of the pros and cons of setting up a branch or subsidiary. • Students are also expected to give a brief discussion about the tax exposure in Thailand and the double tax arrangement signed between Hong Kong SAR and Thailand. …

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    Borders Group Case Study

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    not stay on after the sale, the company saw a 15.8% increase in sales in the first year as a wholly owned Kmart subsidiary (Borders Group Inc.). As a wholly owned subsidiary owned by Kmart Corporation, all common stock owned by Borders comes under ownership of the new parent company and the parent company directs how all assets are invested. Other examples of wholly owned subsidiaries include Disney owning ABC and Motown Records selling to MCA Incorporated in 1988. This arrangement is different…

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    company is separate legal entity. A parent company has no liability to cover up its subsidiary's debt because of those principle. S 46 states that if the share of subsidiary company is hold by other company more wholly owned shares. Tort Liability is obtain from the salomon's case that a group company is no liable from all debts subsidiary and generally is separate from holding company because it not under control directly from its company. Application : Both companies…

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    Apple Tax Evasion

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    Despite the levels of tax evasion done by Apple to America, Apple is far worse in its taxes overseas. Apple not only hurts the US but also other countries like the UK, France, and Germany. In fact, according to a study done by the Huffington Post, Apple paid absolutely no corporate taxes in 2012 in the UK.” Despite making millions in profit in Britain, Apple paid no corporate taxes to the U.K. last year, according to company filings” (Huffington Post) The second way corporations evade paying…

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    Tokio Marine Case Study

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    Asian subsidiaries / affiliates like ITGI. Management skills and insurance technical knowledge is centered at this management entity and shared with and transferred to ITGI for the betterment in all respects. TOKIO MARINE GROUP The company is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Tokio Marine has a worldwide network in 41 countries or regions to meet the customers' various demands. Over 3,400 employees, with different nationalities, backgrounds and languages work within a total of 35 subsidiaries and…

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    Colombo stock exchange. The Company”s main activities include manufacturing and marketing leather,leather foot ware products. The company operates with 05 subsidiaries and following are the principal activities of each subsidiaries. Subsidiary Ownership Principal Activity Ceylon leather products distributors (Pvt) Ltd 100% Marketing Subsidiary of the parent company South Asia Textile Industries (Pvt) Ltd 80.39% Manufacturing and marketing knitted fabrics Palla and company (Pvt) Ltd 60%…

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    managers, they will travel to China each year to personally meet their employees. International managers ' capabilities include decision-making and execution, and every manager is measured. Because of the geographical distance and time zone of the subsidiary, the communication between the Finnish manager and the Chinese team is often limited and, due to cultural differences, the Finnish manager finds that the Chinese staff is shy and will not send the Finnish manager Ask questions, and avoid…

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    complete overview. They allow investors, business owners, financial analysts, and other interested parties to get a complete overview of the parent company. They can view how each subsidiary impacts the parent company. Second, the consolidated financial statements reduce the paperwork. If the parent company has nine subsidiaries, forty separate standalone financial reports have to be viewed. As a result, it will be very difficult to look over each one and try to get an overall view of the…

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    Act honestly responsible to duty 2. Knowing the issue and understand the company issue 3. Solve issue occurred and preventing company from incurring debts 4. The directors are preventing the company from insolvent trading. Corporations Act Part 9.4B provides for two types of penal consequences, civil penalties and criminal penalties. Two kinds of civil penalties are prescribed: a pecuniary penalty of up to $200,000 and/or an order banning a person from managing a corporation…

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