Model Tax Conventions Law and Legal Definition
Model Tax Conventions are model tax treaties designed to streamline and achieve uniformity in the allocation of taxing right between countries in cross-border situations. Model tax treaties developed by Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and UN are widely used and a number of countries have their own model treaties.
Legal Definition list
- Model Surface Use and Mineral Development Accommodation Act
- Model Statutory Construction Act
- Model Sentencing and Corrections Act
- Model Rules of Professional Conduct
- Model Rules of Procedure for Administrative Hearings
- Model Tax Conventions
- Model Third-Party [Non-Parental] Contact Act
- Model Tribal Secured Transactions Act
- Model Year
- Modeling Scam
- Modem
