What is PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT?

A fixed location from where business operations take place. Examples include offices, workshops and factories, etc. Taxes are charged on the permanent establishment if a business intends to perform for a longer period of time.

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Related Legal Terms
PERMANENT LENDER, ESTABLISHMENT, ESTABLISHMENT OF DOWER, ESTABLISHMENT CLAUSE, PERMANENT RESIDENT, PERMANENT INJUNCTION, PERMANENT OWNERS’ EQUITY ACCOUNT, PERMANENT INTEREST BEARING SHARE (PIBS), PERMANENT CAPITAL, PERMANENT


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