LEAD ARTICLE
LEAD ARTICLE
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Economic substance has assumed an increasingly important role in international tax disputes. Its application, however, requires a clear distinction between the accurate delineation of the actual transaction, the substance-over-form principle, and other anti-avoidance doctrines. Conflating these standards can weaken both the taxpayer’s position and the legal basis for a tax adjustment.
September 3, 2026
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