INTERNATIONAL TAX

LAW 870

Course Description

International taxation concepts and issues including jurisdiction rules, tax avoidance and evasion, fiscal relations between industrialized countries and less developed countries; host country taxation of foreign persons and home country taxation of foreign income.

Prerequisties

LAW 742

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