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In this CFE Opinion Statement, submitted to the EU Institutions in November 2022, the CFE ECJ Task Force comments on the ECJ decision of 22 September 2022 in W AG (Case C-538/20), on the deductibility of foreign final losses. The W AG decision makes it clear that comparability should be examined differently depending on whether the exemption is granted by domestic or tax treaty law. The CFE ECJ Task Force has reservations regarding this distinction. For the taxpayer, an exemption has the same economic effects regardless of whether it is adopted through domestic law or tax treaty law. Moreover, W AG departs from the Court’s reasoning and thinking in Lidl Belgium, which also concerned Germany and the same rules. Ideally, the Court should have made this explicit. Finally, it remains to be seen whether Marks and Spencer (Case C-446/03) is still “good law” or if W AG was one of the final nails in the coffin of the “final loss” doctrine.
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CJEU Permanent establishment Domestic law Tax law European tax law
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International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation