Spanish supreme court rejects application of beneficial owner concept not provided in a tax treaty by José A. García Bañuelos and José M. Calderón
By: García Bañuelos, José Antonio
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Contributor(s): Calderón Carrero, José Manuel
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In this article, the authors analyze a recent landmark ruling from the Spanish Supreme Court that rejects the application of the beneficial owner concept not provided in a tax treaty, excluding unilateral interpretations based on OECD soft law.
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