Interest taxation under treaty: source taxation limited when recipient is beneficial owner, with defined exemptions and sourcing rules. Taxation of interest permits residence State taxation but allows source State taxation subject to a withholding ceiling when the recipient is the beneficial owner, while exemptions apply for State entities, central banks and specified export financing arrangements. Interest is broadly defined as income from debt claims and is sourced where the payer is resident or where a related permanent establishment or fixed base bears the indebtedness; effectively connected interest is taxed under business profits or independent personal services rules. Related party transactions are adjusted to arm's length amounts.
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Interest taxation under treaty: source taxation limited when recipient is beneficial owner, with defined exemptions and sourcing rules.
Taxation of interest permits residence State taxation but allows source State taxation subject to a withholding ceiling when the recipient is the beneficial owner, while exemptions apply for State entities, central banks and specified export financing arrangements. Interest is broadly defined as income from debt claims and is sourced where the payer is resident or where a related permanent establishment or fixed base bears the indebtedness; effectively connected interest is taxed under business profits or independent personal services rules. Related party transactions are adjusted to arm's length amounts.
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