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Controlled foreign corporation rules are a fundamental piece of the international tax regime. They preserve national tax bases from erosion and profit shifting, counteract tax deferral and implement capital export neutrality policies. However, the application of these rules should be coordinated...
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This study provides an interdisciplinary analysis of firm theory and international tax law, applied within a framework of hypothetical illustrations of prototypical multinational enterprises. The study finds that the construct and interpretation of different norms of international tax law...
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As companies seek to expand their operations, globally, a major regulatory bottleneck they encounter is that of Double Taxation. This portends a sort of nauseating feeling for investors who might find the tax burden too heavy to bear. Issues ranging from tax avoidance to outright evasion have...
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Hybrid entities give rise to international tax problems, and it must be acknowledged, opportunities. Why is this so? This is because, at the heart of the phenomenon, different countries tax systems treat hybrid entities in fundamentally different ways allocating income to different parties. The...
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One of the most controversial aspects of the U.S. income tax system is the double taxation of corporate income. Such income is taxed both when it is earned by the corporation and when it is distributed to the shareholders. Most other kinds of income are taxed only once. It is generally thought...
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This article is a reply to Martin Wichmann's reply from a German perspective to John F. Avery Jones's article 'Why Can't the English ... ?', both published in the Bulletin for International Taxation of the International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation (IBFD), 2019 (Volume 73), No. 6/7. It argues...
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This book chapter suggests that nineteenth-century tax treaties and federal laws of German speaking European countries that concerned double taxation established the basis from which tax treaties and model conventions developed in the following centuries. The content of these German tax treaties...
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This article considers the taxation of cross-border pension payments from the perspective of Germany and South Africa … in light of recent case law in Germany, and tax treaty law and relevant domestic law developments in the two countries …
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Kingdom, Canada and the United States; as well as its varied and increasing uses in international tax law. By analysing the …
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