This article analyzes the viability of this “treaty network theory” in the context of the OECD model and Canada’s existing tax treaties. The author concludes that the text of many of Canada’s treaties appears to allow for such a result, suggesting that tax authorities and treaty negotiators should carefully consider, in their future work, whether this was intended, or whether they should protect against this possibility.
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