Myanmar’s economy grew at 8.5% in real terms in 2014/15, but growth is projected to moderate to 6.5% in 2015/16 due to floods and slowing investment.
Myanmar
Myanmar Overview – World Bank
The November 8, 2015 elections in Myanmar marked a historic milestone in the country’s political and economic transition that began in 2011. The opposition National League for Democracy (NLD) swept into power, leading to the parliament’s election of Myanmar’s first civilian state leader in decades.
Myanmar Tax Profile – KPMG
A complete guide to the tax structure in Myanmar
Myanmar Personal Income Tax Rate | 2013-2016
The Personal Income Tax Rate in Myanmar stands at 20 percent.
BURMA INVESTMENT CLIMATE STATEMENT 2015
Since 2011, Burma has made significant reforms to improve its legal and regulatory framework in order to create an attractive business climate capable of generating more inward foreign investment.
Types of Business | Thilawa SEZ Management Committee
As the Thilawa SEZ is a Special Economic Zone which is different from industrial zone or estate, any kind of businesses can be located except those that are prohibited.
Introduction To Doing Business In Myanmar
A brief description of the business structures available in Myanmar
Myanmar Company Registration, Step-by-Step
Myanmar offers two options to foreign investors who want to register a business entity in a nation
Myanmar Business Guide – PricewaterhouseCoopers
For company registration information, see page 20 of this report on business in Myanmar from PWC
Myanmar Corporate – Taxes
Detailed description of taxes on corporate income in Myanmar
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