Mexico's GAAR will the bullied become the bully? by Eugenio Grageda
By: Grageda, Eugenio
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OP 138-B/2021/101/5-3 Transfer pricing rules under EU law and the CJEU's decision in Impresa Pizzarotti | OP 138-B/2021/101/5-4 The baby and the bathwater | OP 138-B/2021/101/5-5 Formula-based transfer pricing | OP 138-B/2021/101/5-6 Mexico's GAAR | OP 138-B/2021/101/6-1 Using safe harbors to simplify the application of the arm's-length principle | OP 138-B/2021/101/6-2 Repeal of the limitation on downward attribution | OP 138-B/2021/101/6-3 Transfer pricing benchmark |
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In this article, the author questions whether Mexico's new general antiavoidance rule will strengthen its tax system, noting that problems arising from its enactment could actually weaken trust in the system.
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