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International Manual

INTM152000 · Principles of double taxation relief and introduction to double taxation agreements: double taxation agreements: introduction: contents

  • INTM152010 · Double taxation agreements: introduction: Bilateral agreements
  • INTM152020 · Double taxation agreements: introduction: Negotiation of agreements
  • INTM152030 · Double taxation agreements: introduction: Revision of agreements
  • INTM152040 · Double taxation agreements: introduction: OECD and UN model agreements
  • INTM152050 · Double taxation agreements: introduction: UK agreements
  • INTM152060 · Double taxation agreements: introduction: Domestic law
  • INTM152070 · Double taxation agreements: introduction: Interpretation of double taxation agreements
  1. Principles of double taxation relief and introduction to double taxation agreements: double taxation agreements: introduction: contents
  2. Double taxation agreements: introduction: Interpretation of double taxation agreements

INTM152070 | Double taxation agreements: introduction: Interpretation of double taxation agreements

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

CSTD Business, Assets & International Tax Treaty Team can advise on the interpretation of double taxation agreements where the point at issue is not covered in these guidance notes. Where the text of a provision of a double taxation agreement follows the wording of the OECD Model (see INTM152040) or has substantially similar wording then the guidance in the Commentary on the OECD Model may be used as an aid to interpretation of that double taxation agreement. The United Kingdom courts have indicated their willingness to consider the Commentary as an aid to interpretation. Vinelott J stated in Sun Life Assurance Co of Canada v Pearson (59TC310) that the OECD Commentary `can and indeed must be referred to as a guide to the interpretation of the agreement’.

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