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lee2267 发表于 2012-11-23 11:37 
Transferring Price specialist 才能完全回答这方面的问题的哇。。别说人家4大还有专门的 department搞这个 ...
I totally agree and thanks for sharing.
Further to this article, it was written more likely from the perspective of IRS in US. From the perspective of AU ATO, it has CFC attribution regime, which works differently from IRS US tax law. In US, income derived offshore by a non US resident is not required to be taxed in US until the profit is repatriated or distributed back in US. I believe the relevant legislation is Sub part F in US tax law.
However, AU tax has its attribution regime Part X. As i briefly introduced before, Part X imposes tax on the attributable income derived offshore by offshore Controlled Foreign Company/Entities even before the profit is distributed back in AU.
On the other hand, for those Foreign companies (Non AU companies), like google or apple, who has business operation in AU, yet they use the above mentioned strategy and avoid setting Permanent Establishment (PE) in Au. by this they have successfully shifted profit from AU to offshore. As they are non AU resident, and they have no PE in AU, the profit is normally not deemed to be derived locally (AU) under tax treaty. CFC rule is not relevant in this scenario because here is no AU controller. Transfer pricing is however relevant.
To LZ
After all, this is very advanced and extremely complicated topic. There are firms specialised in this area, and they have buildings of people to do researches on different tax laws in difference jurisdictions around the world to find the best structure and strategies. The answer you are seeking would not be available here by anyone in just a few pages of words. But i would be more than happy to discuss in a very high and brief level.
Cheers
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