Anti-Abuse Rules and Tax Treaties is a book delving deep into current issues concerning the relations of various anti-abuse rules to each other and their impact on the application of tax treaties. As the struggle to combat tax abuse and tax avoidance gains momentum, ways of making a tax jurisdiction manipulation-proof continue to proliferate, from new or revised provisions in model tax treaties to a dramatic increase in the number and variety of anti-abuse and anti-avoidance rules at all levels of government. These measures interact with national tax systems, general anti-abuse clauses and tax treaties, inevitably resulting in conflicts and other legal difficulties that deserve intensive scrutiny.
