Gov'ts Favor Optionality In UN Tax Treaty's Dispute Protocol

By Kevin Pinner · February 12, 2026, 5:14 PM EST

Governments widely supported having the ability to choose between options for dispute resolution and prevention while making an opt-out unavailable for some methods in the dispute protocol under the United Nations...

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