Introduction to International Taxation
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Who should attend
As businesses and individuals engage in cross-border transactions, understanding international taxation becomes essential for navigating complex tax regulations, mitigating risks, and ensuring compliance with global tax laws. The interaction between jurisdictional tax rules, double taxation conventions (DTCs), transfer pricing regulations, and international compliance frameworks plays a pivotal role in shaping global tax policies and business strategies.
The Introduction to International Taxation course provides a comprehensive foundation in global tax principles, focusing on tax jurisdiction, double taxation relief mechanisms, treaty applications, and transfer pricing methodologies. Participants will gain insights into tax transparency initiatives, compliance requirements, and dispute resolution techniques that support effective tax management.
This five-day training equips professionals with the skills to analyze international tax structures, interpret double taxation treaties, and implement best practices for corporate tax governance in a globalized economy.
Course Outline
Introduction to International Taxation
- Definition of international taxation and its role in governing cross-border transactions
- Overview of international tax law and the legal framework and entities that shape international tax practices
- Discussing the history and evolution of international tax law
- Explaining jurisdiction to tax and the principles behind a country’s authority to tax
- Understanding residence and source rules for determining tax liability
- Methods used for relief from double taxation (e.g., tax credits, exemptions, deductions)
