Contemporary treaty issues
Source: The Tax Specialist Journal Article
Published Date: 1 Feb 2023
This is a dynamic time in the evolution of Australia's double tax treaty network following on from the previous government's plans announced on 15 September 2021 to significantly expand the treaty network. Pleasingly, the Albanese Government has strongly supported and further expanded this important treaty initiative. This article focuses firstly on the overlay of the Multilateral Instrument, particularly the application of the limitation on benefits articles on access to concessional withholding taxes (dividends and royalties) under our covered tax agreements. Secondly, the article deals with special issues including dispute resolution arbitration, fiscally transparent entities/collective investment vehicles and the recent Maritime Boundary Treaty with Timor-Leste.
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- Published By: Jock Mccormack CTA
- Published On:1 Feb 2023
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