The future of most-favoured-nation treatment in EC tax law - did the ECJ pull the emergency brake without real need? - part I
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The future of most-favoured-nation treatment in EC tax law - did the ECJ pull the emergency brake without real need? - part I
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- The future of most-favoured-nation treatment in EC tax law - did the ECJ pull the emergency brake without real need? - part I
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- In Part I of this article, the authors consider the traditional role that the most-favoured-nation (MFN) concept played in respect of trade relations under public international law, analyse the potential basis and relevance of MFN treatment in EC law in a more general perspective, and examine the effect of the MFN concept on direct taxation and, in particular, on tax treaties
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- In: European taxation. - Amsterdam. - Vol. 46 (2006),
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- European Union
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