This article explores hybrid mismatches, ways of identifying them, and a few practical aspects. Hybrid mismatches are basically differences in how a company or an instrument is taxed under the laws of two or more countries. An identified mismatch is eliminated by denying a deduction or by adding the amount to taxable income.
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