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BEPS multilateral instrument – Now a reality paper

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Published on 19 Sep 18 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • introducing the MLI
  • applying the MLI to a particular double tax treaty
  • post ratification events
  • post-MLI treaty interpretation and application
  • MLI key measures overview
  • adoption of the MLI by Australia
  • Australia's double tax treaties impacted by the MLI
  • MLI status around the world
  • some looming MLI issues.

Author profiles

David Watkins CTA
David Watkins, CTA, has over 35 years experience in corporate income tax at KPMG, Deloitte and Gilbert + Tobin. Particular areas of interest are global and Australian tax policy, consultations and submissions associated with new and emerging tax law, international tax and double tax treaties. David has lived and worked in Malaysia, Singapore and New York. - Current at 20 March 2026
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Isabelle Mac Innes
Isabelle MacInnes is a Director at Deloitte Sydney specialising in inbound and outbound international tax issues, especially in relation to double tax treaties. Isabelle has been a long-standing member of the Tax Treaties Advisory Panel, and has been involved in various consultation groups working with Treasury and the ATO. Isabelle has worked in Paris, London and Australia, and is a qualified barrister in France. - Current at 09 July 2018

 

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