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VIDEO · 27 FEBRUARY 2026

Дивиденды И Фактическое Право На Доход (Video)

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18 февраля 2026 года на площадке BEPS Academy...

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18 февраля 2026 года на площадке BEPS Academy Равиль Кассильгов и Рустам Вахитов разобрали свежий судебный кейс по отстаиванию фактического права на доход при выплате дивидендов в Нидерланды.

⚡️ Как не потерять налоговые льготы при выплате дивидендов за рубеж?
Судебная практика меняет правила игры. Налоговые органы требуют всё больше доказательств фактического права на доход (ФПД) и наличия реального "substance" у иностранных компаний.

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🎙 Спикер: Равиль Кассильгов, управляющий партнер KP Disputes, эксперт по налоговым спорам.

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