AI prompt engineering and the U.N. Model Treaty by Lucas de Lima Carvalho, Raphael de Campos Martins, and Gabriel Bez- Batti
By: Carvalho, Lucas de Lima
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Contributor(s): Campos Martins, Rafael de
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Lucas de Lima Carvalho is an international tax lawyer specializing in Latin American taxation and emerging technologies and is based in São Paulo. Raphael de Campos Martins is a dual-qualified tax lawyer specializing in Brazilian and English taxation and cross-border software as a service taxation and is based in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Gabriel Bez-Batti is an international tax lawyer specializing in Latin American taxation and emerging technologies and is based in São Paulo. In this installment of Ahead of Tax, the authors explain the role of artificial intelligence in affecting the taxation of cross-border service payments under the OECD and U.N. model tax treaties.
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