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The Inhibiting Effects of International Tax Treaties on Investment Incentives
Nahum Biger
, Michael F. G. Pepe
School Of Business Administration
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Canada
100%
Inhibiting Effect
100%
Tax Treaties
100%
International Tax
100%
Investment Incentives
100%
Host Country
50%
Taxpayers
50%
Tax Incentives
50%
Double Taxation
50%
Credit Method
50%
Juridical Double Taxation
50%
Italy
33%
Auteur
33%
Italie
33%
Unintended Consequences
16%
Levy
16%
Policy Tools
16%
Taxation
16%
Assure
16%
Aides
16%
Politique
16%
Tax Policy
16%
Host Government
16%
Modle
16%
World Income
16%
Soin
16%
Mondial
16%
Government of Canada
16%
Calcul
16%
OECD Model Tax Convention
16%
Reprise
16%
Social Sciences
Canada
100%
International Instruments
100%
Taxation
71%
Credit
57%
Tax Relief
42%
Italy
28%
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development
14%
Fiscal Policy
14%
Earned Income
14%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Double Taxation
100%
Credit
44%
Taxation
33%
Tax Incentive
33%
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development
11%
Fiscal Policy
11%