Canada finalizes international tax proposals an update on conduit, tracking, and foreign affiliate rules by Nathan Boidman
By: Boidman, Nathan
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In this article, the author examines the final version of a package of international business taxation rules that Canada released in late October 2018, including anti-avoidance rules that target the use of tracking shares, provisions on controlled foreign affiliate status, alleviating rules for some corporate divisions, and amendments to the cross-border surplus-stripping rules.
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