International Taxation: Case Studies and Tutorials Series

Author: Charles I. Kessler, Cynthia A. Bloom
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Publish Date: 2003-09-02
Features: Series Features:
Covers the main legal departments of U.S. law
Reflects the new developments in U.S. law in the 21st century
Emphasizes the application of multidisciplinary research methods
Provides clear and concise chapter summaries with key points highlighted
Lists classic cases and annotations, supplemented with relevant questions and materials to explain important legal principles
Accompanied by a teacher's manual that addresses all difficult questions, making it user-friendly
Timely updates with new cases and a compilation of legal provisions
Taxation is a significant and complex issue faced by multinational corporations today. This book begins with an introduction to the nature and incentives of taxation, then explores the status of U.S. corporate and non-corporate income taxes, intercompany pricing, and techniques to avoid double taxation. Engaging examples, detailed annotations, and intuitive charts provide readers with practical guidance. The book offers rich materials for learning and research, showcasing the views of professionals on international taxation and helping readers stay informed about the latest developments in this field.