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International Tax Policy (Fall 2007)

Catalog #: 780 Section: 01 Credits (Min/Max): 2/2 Satisfy UCWR? No
Class #: 12556 Location: ST7 Day/Time: Wednesday 08:30-10:30
Instructor: Ruth Mason Course Type: Seminar Enrollment Status: Open Limit: 18
Final Exam: Proctored Tentative Final Exam: 14-Dec-07 3:00PM 6:00PM Grading Basis: Graded
Subject(s):
Tax Law
Description:
This course examines the fundamental structural issues that confront nations as they attempt to impose income taxes on cross-border transactions involving the movement of goods, services, capital, and individuals. The course deals with specific policy issues in international taxation such as methods of eliminating or mitigating international double taxation; the jurisdictional basis for international taxation; methods of taxing transactions within multinational enterprises (transfer pricing); the interaction of differing corporate/shareholder tax regimes; the role of bilateral tax treaties; and international tax avoidance.
Notes:
Instructor will permit 5 students to write a paper in lieu of an exam.

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