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| Symposium Program Edition 2006 |
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| “Investing in Polish Real Estate: Introduction to the Market and the Tax and Legal Environment"? |
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Wednesday, 19 April 2006
11:30:00 - 12:45:00
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| Attractive markets with promising rates of return can become a trap if investors are not aware of some “hidden"? issues that may turn a dream into a nightmare. Some of these hidden issues are in the domain of law and taxation. And that’s why it is worthy that experts with local knowledge and, at the same time, with a foreign investor’s state of mind give practical tips on the legal environment affecting such important issues as: a) development and construction; b) court registering, notarial deeds, perpetual usufructs, property claims; c) corporate income tax and capital gains tax; d) parent-subsidiary directives; e) interest deduction, thin capitalization rules and the expected exchanges in the law; f) input VAT recovery and expected changes; g) other duties connected to running a real estate company in Poland; h) binding tax rulings; and i) financing real estate: usual problems and opportunities in Polish bank practice. Quite a list of things to worry about"¦ but, fortunately, a group of law and tax experts assembled in this session will point out the solutions. Get them! |
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Jaime Fúster
Partner
Lengiewicz, Fuster y Asociados
Warsaw, Poland |
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