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※ ChatGPTを利用し、要約された質問です（原文：Shared service center）
Shared Service Center: Why is Tax Planning Necessary in Each Country?
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- Shared Service Center is a concept where multiple countries have sales bases, and it involves the need for tax planning in each country. This question was asked on an American forum by someone who assumed the presence of shared service centers in five European countries.
- Each country may impose taxes on the income, gross receipts, value added, etc. generated by the business conducted within their jurisdiction, even if there is a tax treaty between a country and the U.S. or another country. These taxes are not covered by the treaties and require separate tax planning.
- The person asking the question is unable to respond to the answer provided in English, as their English proficiency is not sufficient.
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それぞれの国（および各国の中の行政単位）は、あなたがその国（の税法）が定義している意味での「営業」を行っている場合、それぞれの管轄地域内で行われた事業から生じる所得、売上総額、付加価値等に対して課税を行うことがあります。ある国と米国（他の国でも）との間に租税条約がある場合でも、下位の権力（地方自治体等）により課税される税金には、そのような租税条約の適用はありません。
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どうもありがとうございます。助かります。 d-yさんのレスを参考に下記の再質問をしてみました。 According to your explanation,I supose as follows. A shared business manager must have knowledge of tax system of each country in Euro area. He/she must expect how much each subsidiary may make a profit or loss. Since the tax rate is different respectively, he/she must take an internal cotorol among subsidiaries in Euro to reduce the tax due. Am I right? なんかあればコメントください。