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Searching a collection of tax treaties for text references is one thing but if insight and understanding gained in a short time is important, let Tax Treaty Analyst help get you there in minutes.
Tax Treaty Analyst is a database of analysis- not treaties- designed to make the work of the tax professional faster and easier.
Six experienced members of the tax community have put years of analysis into creating Tax Treaty Analyst. Their goal is to assist their colleagues to read and interpret treaties in less time and with greater understanding. The team has selected over 830 key treaties from 45 countries for analysis- over 20,000 articles. Each treaty receives an in-depth comparison relative to the benchmark OECD Model Tax Convention on Income and on Capital.
Symbols highlight where you should be watching for important diversions from the Model. Variations, exceptions, additions and deletions in articles are carefully analyzed and commented upon.
The analysis helps to explain why an article may have been formulated in a different way from the Model even if involves local regulations that have a bearing on the provision. This commentary and analysis is designed to complement, extend and enhance the OECD Commentary.
Not only has this careful analysis been done but it is kept current with regular updates so that when the OECD updates commentary or treaties are modified you can trust Tax Treaty Analyst to provide the analysis you need.
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