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Theo Keijzer a few slides with examples Article 6.1: tax avoidance term is used Expl.statement: para 80: no explanation, only says in French it is vitement fiscal The term tax avoidance for politicians is very broad. What is


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Theo Keijzer – a few slides with examples

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Article 6.1: “tax avoidance” term is used Expl.statement: para 80: no explanation, only says in French it is “évitement fiscal” The term tax avoidance for politicians is very broad. What is the legal meaning?

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Article 15.1: 12 lines of text to define a “closely related” person. compare this text with Article 7.13.e: “connected person” definition Any reason for the difference? If not, why not same text? If yes, why?

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Article 17.1: Corresponding adjustments “ yes we (the two countries to this treaty) promise to be fair to business and ensure that we have the same interpretation of facts” True/False?

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My conclusion:

  • BEPS generates more rules
  • MLI provides even more rules in addition to the BEPS process
  • Countries will continue to maximize tax proceeds
  • More rules means more conflicts between countries on profit/tax allocation
  • Current indications are number of conflicts are rising more rapidly than seen before
  • Cross border business will be impacted by MLI in negative sense, reducing economic growth