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From The Report: Qatar 2014

Qatar Accountancy & Tax 2014
This chapter contains an introduction to general issues for foreign investors in Qatar, an in-depth look at tax regulations, the perks for would-be investors offered by the Qatari Financial Centre, and information about the steps being taken to protect organisations in Qatar from fraud and other crimes. This chapter contains a viewpoint from Stephen Anderson, Managing Partner, PwC Qatar.
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Getting started: An introduction to general issues for foreign investors in Qatar
Paid in full: A more in-depth look at local tax regulations
Enticing incentives: The Qatar Financial Centre offers several perks for investors
Fighting fraud: Steps to protect organisations
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