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Is Incorporation the Solution to the Enigma of Corporate Tax Residency for International Tax Purposes?
Incorporation of a company for testing residency—if applied uniformly—is likely the best and most accurate way to reflect corporate residency for tax purposes. However, it does not always reflect economic reality. There is not a consensus on what the best approach is. The Organization for Economic C
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