International taxation of holograms and human physical presence in tax treaties electrónico Savvas Kostikidis
By: Kostikidis, Savvas
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ArticleSubject(s): METAVERSO | SERVICIOS DIGITALES | IMPUESTOS | FISCALIDAD INTERNACIONAL | IMPUESTO SOBRE DETERMINADOS SERVICIOS DIGITALES | RETENCIONES TRIBUTARIASOnline resources: https://kluwerlawonline.com/api/Product/CitationPDFURL?file=Journals\TAXI\TAXI2024004.pdf
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Intertax v. 52, n.1, enero 2024, p. 38-46Summary: As technology advances, human physical presence can be easily ‘replicated’. For example, a politician can give a speech abroad via hologram technology. Is he also taxed abroad? This article explores the impact of hologram technology on tax treaties and shows that amendments are due. Accordingly, the author proposes a new rule for the taxation of individual services offered via technological means that replicate or replace human physical presence.
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As technology advances, human physical presence can be easily ‘replicated’. For example, a politician can give a speech abroad via hologram technology. Is he also taxed abroad? This article explores the impact of hologram technology on tax treaties and shows that amendments are due. Accordingly, the author proposes a new rule for the taxation of individual services offered via technological means that replicate or replace human physical presence.
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