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A comparison of the substantive aspects of impermissible tax arrangements under South Africa's General Anti-Avoidance Rule and the Principal Purpose Test with specific reference to the examples found within the 2017 OECD Model Tax Convention
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development released the 2017 Model Tax Convention on Income and on Capital (hereafter "Convention") which contains a Principal Purpose Test under article 29(9). The practical application of this test is explained with the use of various examples within...
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Department of Commercial Law
2022
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