Examines the interrelations between e-commerce and tax treaties. Concludes that treaties should be reformed in a limited way to deal with e-commerce. Under the reform proposed, contracting states equally share e-commerce revenue, the distinction between business profits and royalties is eliminated, and a low withholding tax, collected by businesses and financial institutions, is imposed at source.
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