Introduction to International Taxation is intended to be a primer or introductory text for the reader, introducing international taxation, its rules, and the fundamentals of international tax planning. 

The book decodes complex international tax concepts and principles in a jurisdiction-neutral manner, using simple language and illustrative examples. 

The book also explains the tax implications of common structures used by multinational corporations and current developments in international taxation. The book is ideal for both students learning international taxation and working professionals encountering international taxation issues for the first time. 

Key Features

• Use of illustrative examples for complex international taxation concepts 
• Contents explained in a jurisdiction neutral manner without being tied down to a specific jurisdiction  
• Achieve a holistic understanding of how multiple international taxation issues could arise in the same scenario as opposed to looking at a single issue in isolation  
• Gain an awareness of current developments in international taxation