The tie breaker where no one wins

James Macky explains why tie-breakers should be avoided in the event of an Australian multinational group that operates in a country subject to the Multilateral Instrument.

As a sport fan I love a good tie breaker, and there have been some thrilling ones of late – from Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals, to Novak beating Roger at Wimbledon, to England winning the double-tie boundary-based Cricket World Cup final. But while tie-breakers can be thrilling, they should be avoided by Australian multinational groups that operate in a country subject to the Multilateral Instrument (MLI).The MLI, which is more formally known as the Multilateral Convention to Implemen...

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Authors: James Macky

Published Date: 07 August 2019