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The Dual System of OECD Model Tax Conventions from the Evolutionary Perspective

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The Dual System of OECD Model Tax Conventions from the Evolutionary Perspective


Intertax
Volume 46, Issue 10 (2018) pp. 766 – 793

https://doi.org/10.54648/taxi2018083



Abstract

This article attempts to analyse, from the evolutionary perspective, the dual system of OECD Model Tax Conventions that arguably came into existence as a result of a tax policy choice that was introduced from the very beginning of works on bilateral model solutions concerning the elimination of international juridical double taxation. So far, this duality has attracted little attention in the literature despite its theoretical importance. This article attempts to fill in this research lacuna. The presented analysis is also important to consider a much needed shift in the tax policy of the OECD towards taxes on gratuitous wealth transfers mortis causa and inter vivos.


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