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Tokyo looks to close SoftBank’s billions-saving tax route

Bauer Masayoshi Son in Tokyo in July 2017. Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg

By Ryohei Yasoshima
October 21, 2019


Japan’s Finance Ministry plans to close a tax loophole that came to light after SoftBank Group paid no tax in Japan last year thanks to a series of complex paper transactions.

Creating large scale losses by shifting assets within the group, and negating profits made in other sectors with the intent to reduce the tax bill, will not be tolerated.

For instance, if a parent company took away the core operations from a subsidiary and sold off the company for a cheap price, the difference between the book value and the sale price can be counted as paper losses.

To shut down this loophole, the ministry is considering automatically reducing the book value when the ...

Read more at: https://www.dealstreetasia.com/stories/softbank-tax-route-to…


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Office Vacancies In China Hit Decade High Amid Economic Turmoil

by Tyler Durden
Fri, 10/18/2019 - 23:25


A darkening outlook for China's economy continues to materialize week by week.

New data from commercial property group CBRE warns the country's office vacancy rate has just surged to the highest since the financial crisis of 2007–2008, first reported by Bloomberg.

CBRE said the vacancy rate for commercial office space in 17 major cities rose to 21.5% in 3Q19, a level not seen since the global economy was melting down in 2008.

Sam Xie, CBRE's head of research in China, said the recent "spike" in vacancies is one of the worst since the last financial crisis.



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As shown in the Bloomberg chart below, using CBRE data, Shanghai and Shenzhen had the highest office vacancies than any other city, and both had around 20% of office spaces dormant.



https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/office-vacancies-china-h…


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WeWork, Sun Hung Kai sign lease deal as struggling US start-up prepares to open co-working space in Nanjing

WeWork signs traditional lease agreement with Sun Hung Kai Properties for four floors in the recently completed Nanjing International Finance Center Tower One

Pearl Liu
Updated: 10:00am, 19 Oct, 2019


Struggling co-working firm WeWork has opted for a traditional long-term lease agreement with Sun Hung Kai Properties to open its first hub in Nanjing.

The world’s largest flexible office space provider said on Friday that it has leased four floors in SHKP’s Nanjing International Finance Center Tower One. Although it did not say when it plans to open the space, WeWork said it aims to have three hubs in the capital of China’s southern Jiangsu province up and running by the end of the year.

Under the traditional tenancy lease agreement, a company usually pays a large upfront deposit for a lease that could be for as long as 10 years. In Hong Kong, WeWork has signed a few long-term leases with Hysan Development. Co-working operators usually opt for an asset-light model where they share revenues with the landlords.

Although the US firm did not say how much it had paid to secure space in SHKP’s newly completed complex, comprising two office towers, retail space and hotel in Nanjing’s central business district, the average daily rent in the area was 4.7 yuan per square metre, according to Savills.

Each floor of Nanjing IFC is roughly around 1,400 square metres, which means that WeWork could pay around 820,000 yuan (US$116,000) a month in rent, excluding management fees.

However, ...

https://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/3033609/wewo…



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