International Tax Planning Library Comprehensive coverage of key international tax planning issues
The International Tax Planning Library on Tax Research NetWork consists of three comprehensive publications and a concise, practical newsletter covering the major tax planning issues from around the globe — analysis, primary source material, tax rates, and more. In addition, you’ll receive Tax Tracker News, which delivers customized news daily via email and your own personalized web page, with direct links to full-text primary source material and CCH editorial analysis.
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Tax Research NetWork – Daily Tax News
Publications in the International Tax Planning Library include:
International Tax Planning – Corporations — Provides a practical, integrated look at the key tax issues that arise when planning the development and growth of a corporation’s foreign business. All the ground rules of international tax planning for corporations are covered in a practical, easy-to-read format. 40 countries are covered, which allows for quick comparison between countries.
International Tax News — This concise, periodic, electronic newsletter provides coverage of the major international tax planning issues from around the globe. Practitioners from more than 60 countries act as contributing authors, giving you a bird’s-eye view of all the important topics.
International Tax Planning — Expatriates and Migrants — Designed to complement International Tax Planning — Corporations, this insightful two-part guide enables you to optimize your tax planning when leaving your home country and relocating under a new tax regime, or when returning to your home country after a period abroad. A consistent, country-to-country analysis, sample personal tax calculations, and discussions of common planning techniques make research easier than ever.
International Offshore Financial Centres — Outlines the tax-saving techniques that can be used when including an offshore financial center into your international tax planning, focusing on those tax jurisdictions which can be used as “tax havens” by international corporations. A standard format for each offshore financial center allows for quick comparisons between centers, including country-by-country presentation that contains a general outline of the tax system in each offshore financial center and discussions of specific tax planning issues related to that center.