Abstract
Italy has opted for article 9(4) of the MLI. Taxpayers will shortly be confronted with the new “immovable properties clause” of article 13(4) of the OECD Model (2017). A literal interpretation of the “immovable properties clause” will discourage inbound investments. International law countering discrimination supports a purposive interpretation.
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