Canada-U.S. Tax Treaty: A Practical Interpretation |
Contents
Article | 5 |
Article V | 24 |
Article VIII | 40 |
Article XI | 55 |
Article XV | 82 |
Article XX | 104 |
Article XXVI | 146 |
Article XXIX | 162 |
Technical Explanation of the Third Protocol 380 | 291 |
Technical Explanation of the Fourth Protocol 490 | 333 |
Technical Explanation of the Fifth Protocol 510 | 341 |
Report on the Fifth Protocol by the U S Joint Commit | 415 |
Memorandum of Understanding between | 521 |
Agreement between the Government of Canada | 533 |
CanadaU S Agreement Regarding Canadian Taxation | 545 |
CanadaU S Agreement Regarding Exempt | 551 |
Article XXIX | 180 |
Article XXX | 195 |
Third Protocol Entry into Force 175 | 205 |
Technical Explanation of the CanadaU S Convention | 231 |
Annotations of Related Cases Reported | 561 |
Related Interpretation Bulletins Information Circulars | 587 |
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Common terms and phrases
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