2002 Reports Related to the Oecd Model Tax Convention Issues in International Taxation
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Publisher: Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development Summary: This publication includes three recent reports of the Committee on Fiscal Affairs that resulted in changes to the OECD Model Tax Convention on Income and Capital. The first considers how to address situations where it would seem inappropriate to grant the benefits of tax treaties. The second examines the characterization of various types of electronic commerce payments under tax conventions. The third provides backgr [read more]
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Publisher: Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development
This publication includes three recent reports of the Committee on Fiscal Affairs that resulted in changes to the OECD Model Tax Convention on Income and Capital. The first considers how to address situations where it would seem inappropriate to grant the benefits of tax treaties. The second examines the characterization of various types of electronic commerce payments under tax conventions. The third provides background for changes made to the Commentary on Article 5.
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