Expatriate tax ebook - Namibia

Where an expatriate is required to also render services outside Namibia, the income earned for those services will not be subject to tax in Namibia provided the services rendered are not incidental to the services rendered in Namibia by that person.

Most tax planning involves the structuring of employment arrangements to take advantage of various tax concessions. Grant Thornton Neuhaus’ Tax team can advise expatriates on these and related opportunities.

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Last updated 21 June 2011

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