International tax dispute resolution: Breaking the impasse

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International tax dispute resolution: Breaking the impasse

February 01 2016
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Peter Nias, international tax specialist barrister at Pump Court Tax Chambers in London, analyses trends in international tax dispute resolution, looking at alternative dispute resolution methods and whether the OECD’s recent work in this area represents a missed opportunity.

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