In the Canada/U.S. tax treaty, the definition of a permanent establishment does not include:

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Under the Canada/U.S. tax treaty, a storage facility is not considered a permanent establishment. This means businesses that solely use a storage facility in the other country do not create a tax presence or obligation merely because of that facility. Other options like an oil well, a factory, and a mine are considered forms of permanent establishment, which could create tax obligations.