Una Vuelta de Tuerca a la Interpretación Europea de la Cláusula Antiabuso de la “Directiva de Fusiones”

¿Hacia Motivos Económicos Válidos de “Alto Voltaje”?

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Tax law, European Union, directive, anti-abuse rule, tax planning, business purpose

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This article comments the recent European Court of Justice precedent about the EU directive 90/434 merge and acquisition anti-abuse clause. The decision in comment is the Foggia SGPS case that deals with the EU 90/434 anti-abuse business purpose clause. The author criticizes the business purpose sustainability test in corporate reorganization operations. The ECJ has assumed, according to the author, a substance position, that investigates the material motivation of the legal business.

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2012-06-01

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Jose Manuel Calderón. (2012). Una Vuelta de Tuerca a la Interpretación Europea de la Cláusula Antiabuso de la “Directiva de Fusiones”: ¿Hacia Motivos Económicos Válidos de “Alto Voltaje”?. Revista Direito Tributário Atual, (27), 70–104. Recuperado a partir de https://revista.ibdt.org.br/index.php/RDTA/article/view/1663

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