International Tax

This course examines the U.S. income tax laws and policies relating to the taxation of foreign persons' investment or business activities in the United States ("inbound") and U.S. persons' direct or indirect investment or business activities in other countries ("outbound"). After an introductory overview, it addresses the taxation of inbound activities, covering, principally, the topics of residence, the source of income and deductions, the taxation of investment activities (including portfolio investment and real estate investment), and the taxation of U.S. business activities of foreign persons. The subsequent consideration of the taxation of outbound activities concentrates primarily on the foreign tax credit system and the various anti-deferral regimes (principally Subpart F). Throughout, the course examines the relevant U.S. domestic law and treaty provisions. The grade for the course will be based 50 percent on a final examination and 50 percent on a tax policy paper. Prerequisite: Federal Income Tax

Class Details

Meeting Days	Time	Location
Monday, Tuesday	2:15 - 3:30 pm	TNH 3.126

Evaluation Method	Date	Time	Alpha Range	Room
Paper
Final	12/14/16	8:30 am	A-Z	2.139

Additional Information

Course Type

• Upperclass-only elective

Grading Method

Pass/Fail Not Allowed

Textbooks

• Taxation of International Transactions - Gustafson, Peroni & Pugh
    West Academic , edition: 4th
      (required)
• International Income Taxation--Code and Regulations--Selected Sections - Robert J. Peroni, coord. ed.
    Wolters Kluwer/CCH , edition: 2016-2017
      (required)

Faculty