FATCA intergovernmental agreements could this evolve into the primary approach fot global implementation of FATCA ? Paul M. Schmidt and Michael W. Nydegger
By: Schmidt, Paul M
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Contributor(s): Nydegger, Michael W.
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ArticlePublisher: 2013Subject(s): RENTAS EXTRANJERAS | BANCOS EXTRANJEROS | CUENTAS CORRIENTES | IMPUESTOS | RESIDENTES | FISCALIDAD INTERNACIONAL | TRATADOS INTERNACIONALES | ESTADOS UNIDOS
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Journal of Taxation of Investments v. 30, n. 2, Winter 2013, p. 3-21
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| OP 235/2012/30/1-3 Corporate taxes and economic recovery | OP 235/2012/30/1-4 American depositary receipts and their tax treatment in the U.K. | OP 235/2012/30/1-5 Recent developments : notes on the economic substance doctrine, the deductibility of qualified residence interest, and more | OP 235/2013/30/2-1 FATCA intergovernmental agreements | OP 235/2013/30/2-2 Preserving the conservation contribution deduction | OP 235/2013/30/2-3 Registered domestic partners and the tax ownership of property | OP 235/2013/30/3-1 The new " Fiscal Cliff Tax Legislation " |
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