Experience in transnational corporate taxation in the developed United States and Asian industry

Abstract

The presented paper reflects the views on transnational corporation taxes.

Georgia has a favorable strategic location connecting Europe and Asia. That is why transnational corporations have been set up here and the doctoral student develops the idea that there is a real opportunity to establish other such new companies, to develop seaside towns and intercontinental trade. Of course, the country needs to prepare for such a prospect, including the need to establish a tax system for transnational corporations and relevant regulations.

The paper discusses the experience of developed countries, including the United States, Europe, as well as various Asian countries, which can serve as an acceptable and exemplary model for Georgia.