IFA: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions
The question of whether there are internationally recognized anti-avoidance rules that are applied to tax treaties involves two subsidiary questions: (1) Whether international law recognizes the concept of abuse of rights, fraus legis (2) Whether this concept of abuse of rights, fraus legis, the business purpose test, etc., can be applied to tax treaties.

The book then turns to the question of whether provisions included in the tax code that are expressly designed to re-characterize or deal with transactions that are considered to result in unacceptable avoidance of tax under the code can be extended and applied where there is an unacceptable avoidance of tax by virtue of the application of a tax treaty provision.

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IFA: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions
The question of whether there are internationally recognized anti-avoidance rules that are applied to tax treaties involves two subsidiary questions: (1) Whether international law recognizes the concept of abuse of rights, fraus legis (2) Whether this concept of abuse of rights, fraus legis, the business purpose test, etc., can be applied to tax treaties.

The book then turns to the question of whether provisions included in the tax code that are expressly designed to re-characterize or deal with transactions that are considered to result in unacceptable avoidance of tax under the code can be extended and applied where there is an unacceptable avoidance of tax by virtue of the application of a tax treaty provision.

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IFA: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions

IFA: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions

by International Fiscal Association (IFA)
IFA: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions

IFA: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions: How Domestic Anti-Avoidance Rules Affect Double Taxation Conventions

by International Fiscal Association (IFA)

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Overview

The question of whether there are internationally recognized anti-avoidance rules that are applied to tax treaties involves two subsidiary questions: (1) Whether international law recognizes the concept of abuse of rights, fraus legis (2) Whether this concept of abuse of rights, fraus legis, the business purpose test, etc., can be applied to tax treaties.

The book then turns to the question of whether provisions included in the tax code that are expressly designed to re-characterize or deal with transactions that are considered to result in unacceptable avoidance of tax under the code can be extended and applied where there is an unacceptable avoidance of tax by virtue of the application of a tax treaty provision.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9789041100702
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer
Publication date: 09/01/1995
Series: IFA Congress Series Set , #19
Pages: 64
Product dimensions: 6.14(w) x 9.21(h) x 0.13(d)

Table of Contents

Introductory Notes
Works of the OECD I; J. Owens
Works of the OECD II; D. Lütti
Allocation of Profits under Article 14
To Which Extent do Employees Assigned to a Subsidiary Constitute a Permanent Establishment of the Parent Company?
Appendix 1: The OECD Committee on Fiscal Affairs
Appendix 2: Outline on Article 14
Appendix 3: Outline on Employees as a Permanent Establishment
Appendix 4: The Origins of OECD Model Articles 7, 14 and 15

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