Mexican tax authorities' nonbinding position expands business profits definition by Koen van 't Hek
By: Hek, Koen van't
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In this article, the author discusses a nonbinding position published by Mexican tax authorities in November 2018 that attempts to revoke a provision in Mexican law limiting the definition of "business profits" when applying Mexican tax treaties.
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