This session focuses on many of the complexities in applying double tax agreements to common inbound international structuring. In particular, this paper looks at what circumstances will certain activities give rise to a permanent establishment in Australia.
Capital Gains and Permanent Establishments
Author(s):
Neil Motteram
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- Published On:3 Feb 1999
- Took place at:City West Function Centre, City West
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