Taxpayer loses Danish beneficial ownership case

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Taxpayer loses Danish beneficial ownership case

Matthew Gilleard
February 03 2011
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The Danish National Tax Tribunal has announced its decision in the third of a series of recent cases relating to the beneficial ownership of dividends, interest and royalties paid by Danish companies to non-resident holding companies.

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