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Managing excess foreign tax credits - multinationals should consider foreign source taxable income.
Management Accounting (New York)
1989 : AUG, VOL. 71:2, p. 28-35
 1989 Parhizgari, A. M.
Cramer, L.
Auster, R.
29.
The treatment of trusts under the OECD model convention.
European Taxation
1989 : VOL. 29:12, p. 379-405
 1989 Jones, J. F. A.
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Convention between the Federal Republic of Germany and the United States of America for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income and capital and to certain other taxes.
European Taxation
1989 : VOL. 29:10, p. 1-18
 1989
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Federal Republic of Germany-United States of America: The new German -U.S. double taxation treaty.
European Taxation
1989 : VOL. 29:10, p. 326-333
 1989 Jacob, F.
32.
Double taxation treaty Italy-U.S.S.R. with particular reference to joint ventures.
European Taxation
1989 : VOL. 29:4, p. 113-119
 1989 Maisto, G.
33.
United Kingdom : Aspects not covered by the consultative document on residence.
European Taxation
1989 : VOL. 29:2, p. 39-43
 1989 Jones, J. F. A.
34.
International : Dual residence.
European Taxation
1988 : VOL. 28:8, p. 241-246
 1988 Raad, K. van
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Federal Republic of Germany : Abuse of double taxation conventions.
European Taxation
1988 : VOL. 28:7, p. 207-210
 1988 Hübner, G.
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United Kingdom : Inward expatriates.
European Taxation
1988 : VOL. 28:2, p. 43-46
 1988 Tootle, R. J.
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Liechtenstein : Taxation of individuals and legal entities in the principality of Liechtenstein on income yields obtained and assets/capital situated abroad.
European Taxation
1987 : VOL. 27:11, p. 339-341
 1987 Frick, E.
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