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1 Philip Baker QC Grays Inn Tax Chambers
Confederation of Swedish Enterprise INTERNATIONAL TAX CONFERENCE EXIT TAXES AND BUSINESS RESTRUCTURING Some Technical Issues Philip Baker QC Grays Inn Tax Chambers

2 Some Technical Issues Double Taxation Conventions
Transfer pricing issues Permanent Establishment issues European Community Tax Law Corporate exit taxes

3 1) Double Taxation Conventions
Transfer pricing issues Compatibility with the arm’s length principle Status of the Guidelines UK: Sch. 28AA, para. 2, ICTA 1988 DSG Retail Ltd v. HMRC [2007] UKFTT 31 (TC) Basis for adjustments in domestic law Role of Art. 9 OECD MTC – query if basis for making adjustment Arm’s length pricing vs. arm’s length terms and conditions

4 1) Double Taxation Conventions
Permanent establishment issues Existing definition – Art. 5 OECD MTC E.g. Agency: “habitually exercises … an authority to conclude contracts in the name of the enterprise …” Dangers of a broader definition – broader impact on compliance e.g. employee taxation Attribution of profits to PEs Old Art. 7 vs. new Art. 7

5 2) European Community tax law issues
Transfer pricing Note: Arbitration Convention 90/436/EEC, Art. 4 (1) and (2)

6 2) European Community tax law issues
The continuing uncertainty over corporate exit taxes De Lasteyrie (Case C-9/02) N (Case C-470/04) Cartesio (Case C-210/06) Balanced allocation of tax jurisdiction, and proportionality CCCTB

7 Philip Baker QC Grays Inn Tax Chambers
Confederation of Swedish Enterprise INTERNATIONAL TAX CONFERENCE EXIT TAXES AND BUSINESS RESTRUCTURING Some Technical Issues Philip Baker QC Grays Inn Tax Chambers


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