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Company Whose Assets Consist Predominantly Of Real Estate: Interpretation Under French Domestic Law
The French Supreme Court has clarified how to interpret the concept of a legal entity whose assets consist principally of immovable property when this concept is not defined in an applicable tax treaty. The decision addresses whether interests held by family members and indirect holdings through intermediary entities must be considered when determining if a company falls within the scope of real estate provisions in tax treaties.
France Tax
DA
Delsol Avocats
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Impact Of Post-Closing Actions On Access To Tax Attributes - New York Office Snippet
The Netherlands employs anti-loss trafficking rules to prevent companies from trading carry-forward tax losses, with the Supreme Court recently extending these restrictions to unrealised losses. Understanding how ownership changes, activity reductions, and post-closing restructurings affect access to tax attributes is crucial for US multinational enterprises pricing acquisitions of Dutch targets.
Netherlands Tax
LL
Loyens & Loeff
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Company Whose Assets Consist Predominantly Of Real Estate: Interpretation Under French Domestic Law
The French Supreme Court has clarified how to interpret the concept of a legal entity whose assets consist principally of immovable property when this concept is not defined in an applicable tax treaty. The decision addresses whether interests held by family members and indirect holdings through intermediary entities must be considered when determining if a company falls within the scope of real estate provisions in tax treaties.
France Tax
DA
Delsol Avocats
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Tax Bites - October 2026
RPC's Tax Bites delivers monthly updates on critical UK tax developments, including HMRC guidance changes, tribunal decisions on employment status and film partnerships, and evolving compliance requirements. This edition examines landmark cases that clarify the boundaries between employment and self-employment, explores when film production expenditure qualifies for tax relief, and analyzes HMRC's approach to payment reallocation and penalties.
United Kingdom Tax
RPC
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Tax Bites - October 2026
RPC's Tax Bites delivers monthly updates on critical UK tax developments, including HMRC guidance changes, tribunal decisions on employment status and film partnerships, and evolving compliance requirements. This edition examines landmark cases that clarify the boundaries between employment and self-employment, explores when film production expenditure qualifies for tax relief, and analyzes HMRC's approach to payment reallocation and penalties.
United Kingdom Tax
RPC
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Upper Tribunal Dismisses HMRC's Appeal And Confirms That Taxpayers Were Carrying On A Business With A View To Profit
The Upper Tribunal examined whether a limited liability partnership was carrying on a business with a view to profit when loan notes were transferred to it, determining the application of capital gains tax provisions. The case explores the interpretation of 'business' in tax legislation and the application of the Ramsay principle of purposive statutory construction in the context of a tax mitigation arrangement.
United Kingdom Tax
RPC
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