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Treaty conflicts in categorizing income as business profits caused by differences in approach between common law and civil law

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Treaty conflicts in categorizing income as business profits caused by differences in approach between common law and civil law
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Treaty conflicts in categorizing income as business profits caused by differences in approach between common law and civil law
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eng
Summary
Examines how treaty conflicts arise because of the differences in approach between common law and civil law countries to categorizing income as business profits. First a summary of the different positions in civil law and common law countries on the meaning of business profits and then an examination of the extent to which this difference in approach leads to a different interpretation of tax treaties
Citation source
In: Bulletin for international fiscal documentation. - Amsterdam. - Vol. 57 (2003),
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Avery Jones, J.F.
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International
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English
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  • treaty interpretation
  • income classification
  • business profits
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Treaty conflicts in categorizing income as business profits caused by differences in approach between common law and civil law
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Treaty conflicts in categorizing income as business profits caused by differences in approach between common law and civil law
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