Brexit and NAFTA demise could jeopardize U.S. treaty benefits by Lori Hellkamp and Cortney Robinson
By: Hellkamp, Lori
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Contributor(s): Robinson, Cortney
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In this article, the authors discuss the impact of Brexit and the end of the North American Free Trade Agreement on the derivative benefits test in U.S. tax treaties.
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