Exit Charges for Migrating Individuals and Companies: Comparative and Tax Treaty Analysis

Vikram K. Chand

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This article provides a comparative and tax treaty analysis of the different exit charges applicable to migrating individuals and companies by considering specific domestic and international tax aspects of the exit regimes prevalent in Canada, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States.

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1992The power of missions: Aligning strategy and culture 2011Contradicting Views of Exit Taxation under OECD MC and TFEU: Are Exit Taxes Still Allowed in Europe?

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