I don't know. I personally just assume it'd be the minimum (which in Europe is not bad! ) In general, I encourage you to keep a strong record of every years taxes for both countries. If you are missing years now, collect as many copies of past taxes as you can now and just have a more organized system in the future. The main problem I hear of is that one country or the other needs the actual tax records for your whole history and for whatever reason they are not available. It's a strange issue as everything typically is viewable online these days, but it's very hard to argue with tax departments or social security departments! I scan all my taxes and keep them in a safe place "in the cloud ".
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This essentially holds Uniti's lawyers' arguments about dismissing Windstream's ridiculous attempt to recharacterize the lease as financing. It has compelling arguments and since I know you won't read it, I'll try and summarize the strongest argument. In order for Windstream to spin Unit into a REIT and gain the tax-advantage status while also maximizing both companies values, they had to ensure that the lease was a "true lease. " Windstream structured it like that. They also pitched it like that when selling Uniti securities to creditors and investors that traded Windstream debt and equity for Uniti's. Windstream further claims that Windstream's structural peculiarities somehow render the lease an unsecured and structurally subordinated financing. This would be news to Uniti's investors, who purchased Uniti securities based on Windstream's representations that Uniti owned that property and received rent payments from Windstream under a true lease. Basically they would've intentionally misled potential creditors and investors.