The International Tax Journal is published bi-monthly by CCH, a Wolters Kluwer business. In 2007, this Journal was merged with the former, highly acclaimed Journal of Taxation of Global Transactions. The combined publication, under the title of the International Tax Journal, is under the direction of Lowell D. Yoder, Editor-in-Chief, former Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Taxation of Global Transactions. Subscribers now have the most relevant and most inclusive international tax journal available.

The focus of the new International Tax Journal is on U.S. tax on domestic and international business income as well as the interaction of international tax regimes with U.S. tax law. In addition, there are featured articles and columns on specific foreign tax regimes that may be of interest to tax practitioners advising companies doing business internationally.

Readers of this important journal are primarily tax attorneys advising international businesses. The journal focuses on the practical impact of tax regimes worldwide and the knowledge international tax attorneys require to advise their business clients.

Content

Each issue includes feature articles as well as the following regular columns:

• Anti-deferral and Anti-Tax Avoidance
• Foreign Tax Credits
• International Partnerships, Joint Ventures, and Hybrids
• International Tax Controversies
• Technology and Telecommunications
• Transfer Pricing
• Financing International Operations
• Transfer Pricing
• Treaties
• Subpart F
• Columns on Country and Region specific developments of interest

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Tax Reform: International Tax Issues and Some Proposals by Robert H. Dilworth.

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