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ARTICLE · 23 JUNE 2017

Managing Permanent Establishment Risk: A Short Guide For International Companies

Complex, fast-changing global business models, the growth of the digital economy and the increasing number of companies with internationally mobile staff have combined...

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Marie-Lise Swinne (Tax Consult, S.A.)
Marie-Lise Swinne (Tax Consult, S.A.)

Complex, fast-changing global business models, the growth of the digital economy and the increasing number of companies with internationally mobile staff have combined to force a re-examination of the way tax is assessed on the profits of companies with international operations.

It is important to note that PE should not be perceived as "anti-cross border trade" and that businesses can manage their PE risk legitimately by, generally speaking, adhering to specific rules when operating in different jurisdictions.

The members of Alliott Group's International Tax Services Group [ https://www.alliottgroup.net/international-tax-services-group/] explain in this article the action under way at the global level (in the form of implementation of the BEPS Action Point 7) to provide greater clarity on what will be perceived as the artificial avoidance of PE by foreign companies. Read on to find out why this has implications for any business, large or small, that

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