
doi: 10.54648/ecta2003005
The article comments a decision of the European Court of Justice, where an autonomous interpretation of Art. 5, Paragraph 1, of the Parent - Subsidiary Directive has been adopted. A series of criteria have thus been identified that are suitable to outline the concept of “withholding tax”, which would include any tax which is (a) paid by the distributing company; (b) due upon a distribution of dividends; (c) in direct relationship with the amount of said distribution. The Court has thus has come to the conclusion that even a corporate income tax borne by the distributing company can, under certain conditions, be qualified ad a withholding tax, consequently not permitted by Art. 5, Paragraph 1, of the Directive.
1801 Law, 4803 International and comparative law, 4801 Commercial law
1801 Law, 4803 International and comparative law, 4801 Commercial law
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