Abstract

This article presents the treaty shopping as a means of tax avoidance. The first part of the article was intended conceptualization of the institute, describing business structures for the realization of this. The second part of the article focuses on bilateral agreements to avoid double taxation. The third part of the article adheres to combat treaty shopping in Brazil by the use of bilateral forms of restraint.

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