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18:09 Mar 6, 2016 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Ana Claudia Macoretta Spain Local time: 07:06 | ||||||
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4 | efectúa un reembolso / reembolsa |
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efectúa un reembolso / reembolsa Explanation: Deduzco que has querido escribir: [...] The participant is subject to income tax, but not to social tax at vest if XXX does not recharge. Siempre en el contexto de opciones sobre acciones en EE.UU, *recharge* se refiere a que la casa matriz efectúa un reembolso a su sucursal extranjera, mediante un Acuerdo de Reembolso. Ello tiene consecuencias impositivas importantes ya que: «[…] the recharge payment will not be taxable to the parent corporation as a dividend or otherwise, and serves as a mechanism to repatriate cash to the US.» En esta página viene una excelente explicación: https://www.dlapiper.com/es/spain/insights/publications/2013... «Under the recharge agreement, the US parent recharges the equity-based compensation to the foreign subsidiary. The amount of the recharge should be determined keeping in mind local country regulations as well as transfer pricing considerations. In certain circumstances, it may be tax advantageous to push down the cost to a foreign subsidiary where a deduction can be claimed. This result, which also better aligns the costs expended on the stock options with the benefits received by employees working for a foreign subsidiary, can be achieved through a ”Stock Recharge Agreement,” which is an agreement between a US parent corporation and a foreign subsidiary whereby the foreign subsidiary agrees to reimburse the parent corporation for the costs associated with equity-based compensation issued to its (i.e., the foreign subsidiary’s) employees. Figure 1 illustrates the sequence of payments.» |
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