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Artist Taxation, Social Security and VAT - SSRN 4842672  >
Taxation of Sports Players at 2024 EURO Football and Olympics - SSRN 4805025  >
No Article 17 for entertainers and sportspersons in new tax treaty Belgium - the Netherlands - SSRN 4805047  >
Taxing the income of infuencers - Chapter 10 in: "Mobility of Individuals and Worksforces" - IBFD 2024  >
IAEL Book: The International Disposition of Music Catalogs  >
Taxation and Cultural Heritage - chapter 25: Tax Incentives for Artists and Contemporary Art  >
Article in Sports Law & Taxation 12.2: The Netherlands: Changes in Tax Treaty Policy 2020 for sportspersons and artists  >
Sports Law & Taxation: Sportspersons, entertainers and taxing the digital economy  >
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European Taxation: Entertainers and Sportspersons under the Revised Netherlands Tax Treaty Policy  >
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Sports Law & Taxation: Coronareserve 2019 for sports clubs and teams  >
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Bulletin for International Taxation 2020/74/9: Tax Treaty Monitor - OECD/International - Influencer Income and Tax Treaties: A Response  >
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Sports Law & Taxation: CFK bridging scheme and international taxation  >
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IAEL Book: Keeping It Honest: Transparancey and Legal Issues in the Entertainment Industry  >
GSLTR - June 2019 - Football: Loan-out of Belgian players to the Netherlands  >
GSLTR - March 2019 - Dutch football player in India  >
2019: Bulletin for International Taxation - The Emergence of Esports  >
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GSLTR - December 2018 - Esports and taxation  >
Three Ultimate Cookbooks for cultural managers: social security, income tax and VAT  >
2017: GSLTR - VAT on prize money: the Pavlina Bastova decission of the CJEU  >
2017 - Footballer's Share of a Tranfer Fee and Quasi-Payroll Tax in Excessive Severance Payments - European Taxation  >
Intertax 2016/44/12: New Options to restrict Article 17 for Artists and Sportsmen  >
Chapter: Touring and Taxation Domestically and Internationally - Book: The Monetization of the Global Music Business - IAEL 2016  >
Bulletin for International Taxation 2016/04: Minimum Threshold in Tax Treaties  >
2016: GSLTR - Minimum threshold in tax treaties  >
GSLTR - June 2015: Tax planning for incoming individual sportspersons and entertainers  >
GSLTR - March 2015 - New options to restrict Art. 17 of the OECD Model Tax Convention for international sportspersons  >
Intertax Februari 2015: Conference Report Music and Taxation  >
Bulletin For International Taxation - January 2015: Entertainers and Sportspersons Following the Updated OECD Model (2014)  >
GSLTR 2014/3 - Foreign tax credit or tax exemption for Dutch kick boxer  >
The Netherlands: Tax planning for incoming team sports players - Global Sports Law and Taxation Reports - 2013/1 (March)  >
Red Card Article 17? - Publicatie in de Bulletin for International Tax  >
Article 17(3) for artists and sportsmen: Much More than an Exeption - Intertax  >
Tax Exemption for EURO 2012 in Poland and Ukraine - European Taxation  >
Tax Management International Journal (USA) - February 2011: Critical Need for Reform of Art. 17 OECD Model  >
2011 - European Taxation: The ECJ X Case (Football Club Feyenoord)  >
Taxmann (India) - January 2011: Available Options to Change Article 17  >
2008 - Source versus residence: A new Theory for Article 17?  >
2007 - European Taxation: Scorpio and The Netherlands - Major Changes in Artist and Sportsman Taxation in the European Union  >
2006 - Book IBFD: Taxation of International Performing Artistes  >
2006 - Tax Notes International: Taxation of Nonresident Artists, Athletes to End  >
2005 - IBFD - A Tax Globalist: The Illusions of International Artist and Sportman Taxation  >
2004 - Tax Management International Journal: How to Modernize Income Taxation of International Artistes and Sportsmen  >
2003 - European Taxation: The Taxation of Artists ans Sportsmen after the Arnoud Gerritse Desicion  >
2002 - Bulletin for International Fiscal Documentation: Rent-A-Star - The Purpose of Art. 17(2) of the OECD Model  >
2002 - European Taxation: Obstacles for International Performing Artists  >
1999 - Intertax: Artists Taxation: Article 17 OECD Model Treaty - a Relic of Primeval Tax Times?  >
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