Permanent establishment profit attribution limits taxation to income attributable to local activity, not total contract receipts. The Protocol prescribes that the construction-period time limit in Article 5 begins when construction activity itself begins, excluding preparatory time, ... Summary
Permanent establishment profit attribution limits taxation to income attributable to local activity, not total contract receipts.
The Protocol prescribes that the construction-period time limit in Article 5 begins when construction activity itself begins, excluding preparatory time, and that Article 7 requires profits of a permanent establishment to be determined only on income attributable to the permanent establishment's actual activity in the source State rather than on the enterprise's total contract receipts; head office profits remain taxable only in the resident State.
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