Closing loopholes: Why Sri Lanka must reform IRA to capture offshore indirect share transfers
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Sri Lanka’s Inland Revenue Act leaves a major loophole that allows multinationals to sell offshore holding companies owning valuable Sri Lankan businesses without paying any local capital-gains tax. The most significant assets telecom licenses, market share, technology platforms and operational infrastructure escape taxation when transferred indirectly through foreign entities. ..
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