Readers or watchers of Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient will know that anything involving group action is more complex and takes time to work out. Such is the case with the OECD’s approach to non-collective investment vehicle funds (non-CIV funds) and their interaction with the BEPS Action 6 on preventing the granting of treaty benefits in inappropriate circumstances.
Action 6 as set out by Michael McGowan and Andrew Thomson (‘BEPS: preventing treaty abuse’ Tax Journal 31 October 2015) is about preventing treaty abuse. This will be achieved via the inclusion in double tax treaties of:
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Readers or watchers of Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient will know that anything involving group action is more complex and takes time to work out. Such is the case with the OECD’s approach to non-collective investment vehicle funds (non-CIV funds) and their interaction with the BEPS Action 6 on preventing the granting of treaty benefits in inappropriate circumstances.
Action 6 as set out by Michael McGowan and Andrew Thomson (‘BEPS: preventing treaty abuse’ Tax Journal 31 October 2015) is about preventing treaty abuse. This will be achieved via the inclusion in double tax treaties of:
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