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El Establecimiento Permanente: Especial Énfasis En La Cláusula De Agencia

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El creciente flujo de transacciones transfronterizas ha llevado a la comunidad internacional a emprender procesos de búsqueda de homogenización de principios tributarios internacionales para evitar la imposición de múltiples gravámenes fiscales y erosiones de bases gravables. Dicho esto, el propósito del texto se centra en hacer un estudio descriptivo y crítico del concepto del establecimiento permanente que, sin lugar a dudas, es una de las instituciones de mayor relevancia en el mundo de la fiscalidad internacional, no solo desde el punto de vista de la tributación de los no residentes en el Derecho doméstico sino también, para las reglas distributivas previstas en los afamados Convenios para evitar la Doble Imposición· CDI. De otro lado y, debido a la integración nacional a la red de tratados tributarios en la última década, así como la incorporación nacional del concepto de establecimiento permanente, se hace imperativo condensar en un texto académico los aspectos relevantes sobre el tema, a efectos de tener una mayor comprensión y conocimiento en temas relativos a los impuestos internacionales.

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  • Omar Sebastián Cabrera Cabrera, 2016. "El Establecimiento Permanente: Especial Énfasis En La Cláusula De Agencia," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 849, October.
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