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Implementation and Lasting Effects of the Multilateral Instrument Amsterdam : IBFD Publications USA, Incorporated,c2021 9789087227203 327 $aCover -- Title -- Copyright -- Preface -- Part One -- Chapter 1: The Implementation and Lasting Effects of the Multilateral Instrument: General Report -- 1.1. Party to the MLI -- 1.2. Covered Tax Agreements -- 1.3. Hybrid mismatches -- 1.3.1. Transparent entities: Article 3 of the MLI -- 1.3.2. Dual-resident companies: Article 4 of the MLI -- 1.4. Application of methods for elimination of double taxation: Article 5 of the MLI -- 1.5. Treaty abuse -- 1.5.1. Preamble: Article 6 of the MLI -- 1.5.2. Main purpose test: Article 7 of the MLI -- 1.5.3. Simplified limitation on benefits: Article 7 of the MLI -- 1.5.4. Dividend transfer transaction: Article 8 of the MLI -- 1.5.5. Capital gains from alienation of shares or interests of entities deriving their value principally from immovable property: Article 9 of the MLI -- 1.5.6. Anti-abuse provision for permanent establishments situated in third jurisdictions: Article 10 of the MLI -- 1.5.7. Application of tax agreements to restrict a party's right to tax its own residents: Article 11 of the MLI -- 1.6. Avoidance of permanent establishment status -- 1.6.1. Artificial avoidance of permanent establishment status through commissionaire arrangements and similar strategies: Article 12 of the MLI -- 1.6.2. Artificial avoidance of permanent establishment status through the specific activity exemptions: Article 13 of the MLI -- 1.6.3. Splitting-up of contracts: Article 14 of the MLI -- 1.6.4. Definition of a person closely related to an enterprise: Article 15 of the MLI -- 1.7. Improving dispute resolution, arbitration, corresponding adjustments -- 1.7.1. MAP improvement -- 1.7.2. Arbitration -- 1.7.3. Corresponding adjustments -- 1.8. General policy on options and reservations -- 1.9. Constitutional issues -- 1.9.1. Adoption procedures -- 1.9.2. Subsequent withdrawal or entry of other countries to the MLI. 327 $a1.9.3. Subsequent withdrawal of reservations -- 1.9.4. Consolidated versions of treaties -- 1.9.5. Language issues -- 1.9.6. Conference of the parties -- 1.10. Overall evaluation and future outlook -- Part Two -- Chapter 2: Implementing the Multilateral Instrument in Argentina -- 2.1. Party to the MLI and Covered Tax Agreements -- 2.1.1. Party to the MLI -- 2.1.2. Covered Tax Agreements -- 2.2. Hybrid mismatches -- 2.2.1. Transparent entities: Article 3 of the MLI -- 2.2.2. Dual-resident companies: Article 4 of the MLI -- 2.2.3. Application of methods for elimination of double taxation: Article 5 of the MLI -- 2.3. Treaty abuse -- 2.3.1. Preamble: Article 6 of the MLI -- 2.3.2. Main purpose test: Article 7 of the MLI -- 2.3.3. Simplified limitation on benefits: Article 7 of the MLI -- 2.3.4. Dividend transfer transaction: Article 8 of the MLI -- 2.3.5. Capital gains from alienation of shares or interests of entities deriving their value principally from immovable property: Article 9 of the MLI -- 2.3.6. Anti-abuse provision for permanent establishments situated in third jurisdictions: Article 10 of the MLI -- 2.3.7. Application of tax agreements to restrict a party's right to tax its own residents: Article 11 of the MLI -- 2.4. Avoidance of permanent establishment status -- 2.4.1. Artificial avoidance of permanent establishment status through commissionaire arrangements and similar strategies: Article 12 of the MLI -- 2.4.2. Artificial avoidance of permanent establishment status through the specific activity exemptions: Article 13 of the MLI -- 2.4.3. Splitting-up of contracts: Article 14 of the MLI -- 2.4.4. Definition of a person closely related to an enterprise: Article 15 of the MLI -- 2.5. Improving dispute resolution, arbitration, corresponding adjustments -- 2.5.1. MAP improvement -- 2.5.2. Arbitration -- 2.5.3. Corresponding adjustments. 327 $a2.6. General policy on options and reservations -- 2.7. Constitutional issues -- 2.7.1. Adoption procedures -- 2.7.2. Subsequent withdrawal or entry of other countries to the MLI -- 2.7.3. Subsequent withdrawal of reservations -- 2.7.4. Consolidated versions of treaties -- 2.7.5. Language issues -- 2.7.6. Conference of the parties -- 2.8. Overall evaluation and future outlook -- Chapter 3: Implementing the Multilateral Instrument in Australia -- 3.1. Party to the MLI and Covered Tax Agreements -- 3.1.1. Party to the MLI -- 3.1.2. Covered Tax Agreements -- 3.2. Hybrid mismatches -- 3.2.1. Transparent entities: Article 3 of the MLI -- 3.2.2. Dual-resident companies: Article 4 of the MLI -- 3.2.3. Application of methods for elimination of double taxation: Article 5 of the MLI -- 3.3. Treaty abuse -- 3.3.1. Preamble: Article 6 of the MLI -- 3.3.2. Main purpose test: Article 7 of the MLI -- 3.3.3. Simplified limitation on benefits: Article 7 of the MLI -- 3.3.4. Dividend transfer transaction: Article 8 of the MLI -- 3.3.5. Capital gains from alienation of shares or interests of entities deriving their value principally from immovable property: Article 9 of the MLI -- 3.3.6. Anti-abuse provision for permanent establishments situated in third jurisdictions: Article 10 of the MLI -- 3.3.7. Application of tax agreements to restrict a party's right to tax its own residents: Article 11 of the MLI -- 3.4. Avoidance of permanent establishment status -- 3.4.1. Artificial avoidance of permanent establishment status through commissionaire arrangements and similar strategies: Article 12 of the MLI -- 3.4.2. Artificial avoidance of permanent establishment status through the specific activity exemptions: Article 13 of the MLI -- 3.4.3. Splitting-up of contracts: Article 14 of the MLI. 327 $a3.4.4. Definition of a person closely related to an enterprise: Article 15 of the MLI -- 3.5. Improving dispute resolution, arbitration, corresponding adjustments -- 3.5.1. MAP improvement -- 3.5.2. Arbitration -- 3.5.3. Corresponding adjustments -- 3.6. General policy on options and reservations -- 3.7. Constitutional issues -- 3.7.1. Adoption procedures -- 3.7.2. Subsequent withdrawal or entry of other countries to the MLI -- 3.7.3. Subsequent withdrawal of reservations -- 3.7.4. Consolidated versions of treaties -- 3.7.5. Language issues -- 3.7.6. Conference of the parties -- 3.8. Overall evaluation and future outlook -- Chapter 4: Implementing the Multilateral Instrument in Austria -- 4.1. Party to the MLI and Covered Tax Agreements -- 4.1.1. Party to the MLI -- 4.1.2. Covered Tax Agreements -- 4.2. Hybrid mismatches -- 4.2.1. Transparent entities: Article 3 of the MLI -- 4.2.2. Dual-resident companies: Article 4 of the MLI -- 4.2.3. Application of methods for elimination of double taxation: Article 5 of the MLI -- 4.3. Treaty abuse -- 4.3.1. Preamble: Article 6 of the MLI -- 4.3.2. Main purpose test: Article 7 of the MLI -- 4.3.3. Simplified limitation on benefits: Article 7 of the MLI -- 4.3.4. Dividend transfer transaction: Article 8 of the MLI -- 4.3.5. Capital gains from alienation of shares or interests of entities deriving their value principally from immovable property: Article 9 of the MLI -- 4.3.6. Anti-abuse provision for permanent establishments situated in third jurisdictions: Article 10 of the MLI -- 4.3.7. Application of tax agreements to restrict a party's right to tax its own residents: Article 11 of the MLI -- 4.4. Avoidance of permanent establishment status -- 4.4.1. Artificial avoidance of permanent establishment status through commissionaire arrangements and similar strategies: Article 12 of the MLI. 327 $a4.4.2. Artificial avoidance of permanent establishment status through specific activity exemptions: Article 13 of the MLI -- 4.4.3. Splitting-up of contracts: Article 14 of the MLI -- 4.4.4. Definition of a person closely related to an enterprise: Article 15 of the MLI -- 4.5. Improving dispute resolution, arbitration, corresponding adjustments -- 4.5.1. MAP improvement -- 4.5.2. Arbitration -- 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