United States International Taxation (Graduate Tax Series)
by Philip Postlewaite, Jeffrey Sheffield, Julie Green Baumeister, Genevieve Tokic
This graduate-level text explores United States international taxation, focusing on rules for cross-border income, foreign investments, and compliance. Co-authored by tax law specialists, it equips readers with foundational knowledge for navigating global tax challenges in professional practice. (48 words)
About This Book
United States International Taxation is part of the Graduate Tax Series, designed for advanced learners in tax law. It provides in-depth analysis of international tax rules applicable to U.S. entities and individuals.
The book addresses the complexities of cross-border transactions, including sourcing of income and foreign tax credits. It serves as an essential resource for understanding U.S. tax implications in an international setting.
Authored by Philip Postlewaite, Jeffrey Sheffield, Julie Green Baumeister, and Genevieve Tokic, this text draws on professional expertise to offer clear explanations and practical insights.
Ideal for graduate students and tax professionals, it emphasizes the evolving nature of international tax law and its impact on business operations worldwide.
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