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References to the OECD Commentaries in Tax Treaties: A Steady March from “Soft” Law to “Hard” Law?
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  • 2020Legitimacy in International Tax Law-Making: Can the OECD Remain the Guardian of Open Tax Norms?14 cited
  • 2018Confronting Conflicts of Qualification in Tax Treaty Law: The Principle of Common Interpretation and the New Approach Revisited13 cited
  • 2020The Status of the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines in the Post-BEPS Dynamic11 cited

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