The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) includes several provisions that may be viewed as potential violations of US tax treaties. However, most of those potential violations, such as new IRC section 951A and to a large extent new IRC section 59A, are covered by the Savings Clause (US model article 1(4)). The only remaining question is whether IRC section 59A (the “Base Erosion Anti-Abuse Tax”, or BEAT) violates the non-discrimination provision (article 24), which is exempted from the Savings Clause. The answer is no, because foreign related parties are not comparable to US related parties receiving interest or royalties
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The subject of this study is “Tax Discrimination and the Global Trade in Services: The Case of Non-R...
More and more instruments are available for countries to challenge all kind of structures being used...
In a recent article in Tax Notes International, H. David Rosenbloom and Fadi Shaheen argue that the ...
In a recent paper posted on SSRN, Profs. David Rosenbloom and Fadi Shaheen argue that the Base Erosi...
This article addresses the treaty compatibility aspect of proposals for reforming the U.S. internati...
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Tax treaties contain non-discrimination provisions which are of great interest. In the second part o...
In this article, the author discusses the saving clause in the OECD’s multilateral instrument and po...
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peer reviewedThe article examines instances of "complex discrimination" in tax laws and proposes a s...
The taxation of interest in cross-border situations can often give rise to instances of discriminati...
The Internal Revenue Service in recent years has been particularly concerned about third-country res...
The book explores the problem of abuse prevention in tax treaty law from the 1977 OECD Model Tax Con...
The subject of this study is “Tax Discrimination and the Global Trade in Services: The Case of Non-R...
More and more instruments are available for countries to challenge all kind of structures being used...
In a recent article in Tax Notes International, H. David Rosenbloom and Fadi Shaheen argue that the ...
In a recent paper posted on SSRN, Profs. David Rosenbloom and Fadi Shaheen argue that the Base Erosi...
This article addresses the treaty compatibility aspect of proposals for reforming the U.S. internati...
Tax treaties contain non-discrimination provisions which are of great interest. In the first part of...
US Tax treaties have been regarded as self-executing since the first treaty (with France) was ratifi...
Tax treaties contain non-discrimination provisions which are of great interest. In the second part o...
In this article, the author discusses the saving clause in the OECD’s multilateral instrument and po...
This Article examines the conflict between tax and trade law principles in the tax treatment of a no...
It seems like it can never be said enough times: in order to uphold the objectives of the Internal M...
peer reviewedThe article examines instances of "complex discrimination" in tax laws and proposes a s...
The taxation of interest in cross-border situations can often give rise to instances of discriminati...
The Internal Revenue Service in recent years has been particularly concerned about third-country res...
The book explores the problem of abuse prevention in tax treaty law from the 1977 OECD Model Tax Con...
The subject of this study is “Tax Discrimination and the Global Trade in Services: The Case of Non-R...
More and more instruments are available for countries to challenge all kind of structures being used...