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Some Thoughts on the OECD’s Recommendations on Hybrid Mismatches
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Preventing Tax Arbitrage via Hybrid Mismatches: BEPS Action 2 and Developing Countries
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Limites às normas antielisivas específicas para a contenção da arbitragem fiscal internacional por intermédio de instrumentos híbridos no direito brasileiro
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SYSTEM OF RISK INDICATORS OF AGGRESSIVE TAX PLANNING
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International Tax Law Following the OECD/G20 Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Project
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Hybrid Mismatch Arrangements – A Myth or a Problem That Still Exists?
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Reflections on the Fight against Aggressive Tax Planning (When the Law Is Silent)
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