Basic International Taxation, by Roy Rohatgi. Kluwer Law Intl. The taxation of international economic activities presents two essential considerations: revenues must be shared equitably by the nations involved, and those nations must be able to enforce their domestic tax laws. Essentials of United States Taxation, by Howard E. Abrams, Richard L. Doernberg. Kluwer Law Intl. International Real Estate Handbook : Acquisition, ownership and sale of real estate residence, tax and inheritance law, by Christian Kalin. John Wiley & Sons. The International Real Estate Handbook is essential for anyone who is serious about acquiring, owning or selling international real estate. International Tax Planning, by Dennis Campbell. Kluwer Law International. The reader will find a wealth of useful information, not only on the complexity of international taxation, but also its potential for the resolution of conflicts and the mitigation of unfair tax burdens through amortization and international cooperation. Klaus Vogel on Double Taxation Conventions: A Commentary to the Oecd-, Un-, and Us Model Conventions for the Avoidance of Double Taxation on Income and Capital, With Particular Reference to, by Klaus Vogel. Kluwer Law International; 3rd edition. An encyclopedic treatise on DTCs, Klaus Vogel on Double Taxation Conventions is a guide to all legal issues DTCs raise and includes information on worldwide case law and commentators' views. Journal of International Taxation, by Bittker. Warren Gorham & Lamont. Legal Aspects of Offshore Financial Law: Confidentiality in Offshore Financial Law & Offshore Trusts and Related Tax Issues in Offshore Financial Law, by Rose-Marie Antoine. Oxford University Press. Multinational Investment in Developing Countries: A Study of Taxation and Nationalization, by Thomas Andersson. Routledge. Using game-theory models, and taking into account that the developing countries also compete with each other to attract investors, Thomas Andersson shows that policies which manipulate the behavior of firms do not normally distort direct investments, while policies that interfere with ownership do. Tax Havens for International Business, by Adam Starchild. Palgrave Macmillan. Tax Incentives For Foreign Direct Investment, by Alex Easson. Kluwer Law International/Aspen Pubs. The purpose of this study is to examine and evaluate the use of tax incentives that are designed to promote foreign direct investment, to suggest how such incentives might be better designed to improved their effectiveness and efficiency, and to consider how their use might be restricted in order to reduce the potentially harmful effects of excessive tax competition and thus to prevent a "race to the bottom" among countries offering them in the hope of attracting investment. Tax Reform in Developing Countries (World Bank Regional and Sectoral Studies). by Wayne R. Thirsk (Editor). World Bank. Information Tax Treaties and Ec Law (Series on International Taxation Vol. 16), by Wolfgang Gassner, W. Gassner, Michael Lang, Eduard Lechner. Kluwer Academic Publishers. Apart from EC Directives and Regulations, the EC Treaty itself contains rules directly applicable to matters of international taxation. In this context, the decisions of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on the fundamental freedoms laid down in the EC Treaty are of primary importance. Taxation of Companies and Investment in the European Union (European Practice Library S.), by Gloria Teixeira. John Wiley & Sons Ltd (Import). Written on a country-by-country basis, this book offers an analysis of the tax consequences and practical necessities of foreign investment in European Union countries: setting up new companies, merging with local companies, establishing branches/subsidiaries/permanent establishments, purchasing shares in domestic companies and equity versus debt finance. The Dividend Concept in International Tax Law - Dividend (SERIES ON INTERNATIONAL TAXATION Volume 25), by Marjaama Helminen, Marjaana Helminen. Kluwer Law International. The distribution of profits between corporations resident in different jurisdictions gives rise to significant tax planning opportunities for multinational enterprises. As cross-border transactions between corporations grow in number and complexity, the question of how a profit distribution is classified for corporate income tax purposes becomes increasingly important, particularly in the context of issues such as double taxation, non-taxation and tax neutrality. The Effects of Taxation on Multinational Corporations (National Bureau of Economic Research Project Report) by Martin Feldstein, James R., Jr. Hines, R. Glenn Hubbard (Editor), Martin Felstein. University of Chicago Press. Information The Public International Law of Taxation: Text, Cases and Materials, by Asif H. Qureshi. Kluwer Academic Publishers. This book orientates tax practitioners to the public international law aspects of taxation. Equally it provides a framework from which public international lawyers may probe more deeply into the legal challenges posed by the interaction of national taxation with international law. Transfer Pricing International : A Country-by-Country Guide, by Robert Feinschreiber (Editor). Wiley. Reference focusing specifically on the U.S. transfer pricing implications. Examines the transfer pricing specifics of each country. U.S. International Taxation, by Joel D. Kuntz, Robert J. Peroni. Warren Gorham & Lamont; Ringbound edition. Value Added Tax: A Comparative Approach in Theory and Practice, by Alan Schenk, Oliver Oldman. Transnational Publishers, Inc. VAT & Sales Taxes Worldwide: A Guide to Practice and Procedures in 61 Countries, by Ernst & Young. John Wiley & Sons Ltd (Import); 1 edition. A guide to practice and procedures in VAT implications of commercial activities in the European Union, and similar VAT and sales taxes in force in other major trading nations in the world. Back to Business Bookstore Visit Business Reading Room |
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