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Preface
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List of Contributors
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Contents
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Personal and Substantive Scope (Art 1, 2 and 4 OECD Model)
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Germany: Consequences of a Treaty Override?
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Australia: Puppet Boards – Where is Central Management and Control Exercised and Where is the Place of Effective Management?
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Sweden: Non-taxable Collective Investment Vehicles Determined Resident under Sweden-Spain Income Tax Treaty
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United States: Abandonment of Residence Status
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Business profits and permanent establishments (Art 5, 6, 7, 8 and 14 OECD Model)
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Finland: Allocation of Subsidiary Share Related Loans to a PE
53
Japan: The Procedural Requirements for Applying a Treaty and Determination of a Permanent Establishment for an Online Sales Business
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Poland: Can a Tax Authority Change the Qualification of Items of Income of a Taxpayer as a Resultof a Double Taxation Convention Providing for Qualification in Accordance with Domestic Tax Law?
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Portugal: Domestic Losses and Worldwide Gross Income
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Belgium: Transparent Entities: The Case of the French SCI under the Belgium-French Tax Treaty
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Associated Enterprises (Art 9 OECD Model)
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India: If there is a Transaction between Associated Enterprises, ALP Adjustment has to be made and the Contention that there will be overall Erosion of the Indian Tax Base is not relevant
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United States: Narrow ALS Analysis
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United States: It is Permissible to Apply the ALS on a Consolidated Basis
119
Dividend and interest (Art 10 and Art 11 OECD Model)
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Argentina: Treaty Abuse and Beneficial Ownership – the Molinos Case
125
Czech Republic: Application of the Abuse of Law Concept in Business Restructuring
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Poland: Can a Leader in a Cash Pooling System be Recognized as the Beneficial Owner of the Interest in the Meaning of Tax Treaty Law?
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Spain: Dividends, Leveraged Buyouts and the Concept of Abuse / Simulation in Domestic Law, EU Law and Tax Treaties
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Brazil: Taxation of Controlled Foreign Companies in Brazil – Still a Case for Article 7
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Italy: The Concept of Beneficial Ownership in Tax Treaties and its General Anti-Avoidance Function
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Royalties and Capital Gains (Art 12 and 13 OECD Model)
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Bulgaria: Procedural Requirements for Tax Treaty Relief: a “Penalty” for Tax Treaty Application
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Australia: Limitations on applying the royalties Article in a digital era
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Kazakhstan: Kazmunaiservices & Contracting Case on Technical Services and the MFN Clause
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Estonia: Dalkia International S.A.
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Turkey: Characterization of Cost Contribution Agreement Fees
253
Employment Income (Art 15, 18 and 19 OECD Model)
265
China: Employment Income Received from Outside of China (Article 15 of the OECD Model)
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Luxembourg: Taxation of Flight Personnel in Triangular Situations and Article 15(3) of theOECD Model
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United Kingdom: Do the Activities of an Employed North Sea Diver Fall within Article 7 or 14 of the UK-South Africa Tax Treaty?
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Netherlands: The Impact on Tax Treaties of a Legal Fiction included in National Tax Law (the “customary wage rule”)
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Directors’ fees, Artistes and Sportsmen, Students and Other Income, Methods to Avoid Double Taxation (Art 16, 17, 20, 21 and Art 23 OECD Model Convention)
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Portugal: Artistes’ and Sportsmen’s Income
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Sweden: Taxation of Income from Entertainment and Sporting Activities
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Canada: Limitation on Elimination of Double Taxation under the Canada-Brazil Income Tax Treaty
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Norway: The Remittance Rule in the Tax Treaty between Norway and Singapore
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Israel: The Relationship between Domestic Law and the Tax Treaty in the Interpretation of the Relief from Double Taxation Article
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Non-discrimination, mutual agreement and mutual assistance (Art 24–27 OECD Model Convention)
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India: Non-Discrimination Clause Extends Exemption from Capital Gains in case of Foreign Amalgamation involving Indian Assets
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United States: Assistance in the Collection of Taxes
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Canada: Judicial Review of the Canada Revenue Agency’s Response in a Mutual Agreement Procedure under the Canada-United States Tax Treaty
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Switzerland: Demarcation between an Acceptable Group Request and an Unacceptable “Fishing Expedition”
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Russia: Thin Capitalization, Recharacterization of Interest as Dividends and the Non-Discrimination Article
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Series on International Tax Law
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