Canada enacts multilateral instrument what happens next? by Nathan Boidman and Michael N. Kandev
By: Boidman, Nathan
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Contributor(s): Kandev, Michael
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In this article, the authors discuss Canada's ratification of the OECD's multilateral instrument (MLI), focusing on the rules of entry into force and effect of the MLI for Canada. They also consider Canada's position on the MLI and the principal purpose test.
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