Explanation of Proposed Income Tax Treaty (and Proposed Protocol) Between the United States and Mexico: Scheduled for a Hearing Before the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, on October 27, 1993U.S. Government Printing Office, 1993 - 104 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 35.
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... basis of mutual agreement ) on the mode of application of the treaty to a person other than an individual or a company that is a dual resident , no such rule is found in the pro- posed treaty . As would be the case for a dual resident ...
... basis of mutual agreement ) on the mode of application of the treaty to a person other than an individual or a company that is a dual resident , no such rule is found in the pro- posed treaty . As would be the case for a dual resident ...
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... basis of ships or aircraft un- less those profits are accessory to international shipping income of the lessor . ( 12 ) The proposed protocol specifies that if the law of one of the treaty countries calls for a payment to be ...
... basis of ships or aircraft un- less those profits are accessory to international shipping income of the lessor . ( 12 ) The proposed protocol specifies that if the law of one of the treaty countries calls for a payment to be ...
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... basis as business profits . ( 14 ) The proposed protocol specifies that nothing in the business profits article of the proposed treaty would affect the application of any law of either the United States or Mexico relating to the deter ...
... basis as business profits . ( 14 ) The proposed protocol specifies that nothing in the business profits article of the proposed treaty would affect the application of any law of either the United States or Mexico relating to the deter ...
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... basis as if that income were attributable to a permanent establishment in Mexico . This rule is necessary because , under Mexican law , a per- sonal service company is not considered to earn business profits , so such a company would be ...
... basis as if that income were attributable to a permanent establishment in Mexico . This rule is necessary because , under Mexican law , a per- sonal service company is not considered to earn business profits , so such a company would be ...
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... basis of the person's U.S. citizenship ) . For purposes of computing U.S. tax , the United States would allow as a credit against its in- come tax the income tax paid to Mexico after application of the credit described in the preceding ...
... basis of the person's U.S. citizenship ) . For purposes of computing U.S. tax , the United States would allow as a credit against its in- come tax the income tax paid to Mexico after application of the credit described in the preceding ...
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