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Foreign Trade

CCH Corporation Tax
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Tax ComputationForeign Trade

    For Foreign trades, insert the foreign trade in the Trading Income section of the Data Navigator and select Foreign Trade from the Type drop down

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    Enter the profits for the overseas trade within its summary screen and enter enter the amount of the relievable Foreign tax paid.

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