Suddenly saving foreign taxes is abusive? an untenable proposal
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ArticlePublisher: 1998Subject(s): EMPRESAS
| ESTADOS UNIDOS | CAPITAL EXTRANJERO | BENEFICIOS | IMPUESTOS | LEGISLACION | EVASION FISCAL | SUCURSALES
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Tax notes vol. 79, n. 7, p. 885-891
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| IEF | op 1820/1998/79/7-2 (Browse shelf) | Available | Tax notes; v. 79, n. 7; p. 885-891 | op 1820/1998/79/7-2 |
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| OP 1820/1998/79/3-3 The "fair tax" and tax compliance: an analytical perspective | op 1820/1998/79/4 Subpart F, Hybrid entities, and other little things | op 1820/1998/79/7-1 Notice 98-11: Tax treatment of hybrid entities | op 1820/1998/79/7-2 Suddenly saving foreign taxes is abusive? an untenable proposal | OP 1820/1998/80/10-1 The political economy of reforming the social security system | OP 1820/1998/80/10-2 The intermediate sanctions regs: many questions remain | OP 1820/1998/80/3 Hedging under section 1259 |
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