What does PE stand for?

Permanent Establishment

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government
Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The intention of Section 2C was to prevent non-resident companies from using Danish transparent entities and branches to avoid taxation by setting up, for instance, a Danish limited partnership having no permanent establishment in Denmark and being qualified under the applicable foreign tax law as a separate taxable entity (a "reverse hybrid").

Information Exchange Agreements Trigger Taxation

A final withholding tax of 10 per cent on gross revenue will apply to the payment of royalties, research and development and computer software and management fees made to foreign companies with no permanent establishment in Oman.

New tax law to woo foreign investors

A frequent complaint came from foreign corporations that felt strongly they had no permanent establishment (PE) in the United States under the provisions of a relevant income tax treaty and that properly disclosed that position on an attached Form 8833, Treaty-Based Return Position Disclosure Under Section 6114 or 7701(b).

Revised Form 1120-F: practical issues and missed opportunities

A non-resident with a permanent establishment in Canada will be considered resident in Canada for the activities carried on through that permanent establishment.

Registration required? In the past two years, tax laws have changed ...

But all that changed in 1998, when Mexico started seeking to treat the foreign parent companies of maquiladoras as having permanent establishments in Mexico for tax purposes.

Maquiladora production drops by 30 percent

The key factor governing what constitutes a permanent establishment is physical presence.

Double indemnity: one of the main problems with trading across ...

Source based principles are also used to attribute income where a permanent establishment is deemed to exist.

New economy brings new income streams

Although allocable to the jurisdiction in which the taxpayer conducts business from a fast driftstalle (permanent place of business or permanent establishment), taxpayers having more than one permanent establishment must apportion business income among the taxing jurisdictions of the establishments.

Rorelseinkomst och kommunalbeskattning: En studie av begreppen ...