This course will show you how to use the resources in the Bloomberg BNA Tax & Accounting Center to conduct international tax research.

After providing an overview of the international tax and transfer pricing resources on the Bloomberg BNA Tax and Accounting Center, the course presents a framework for international tax research. Finally, this courses uses a scenario-based approach to introduce six methods for conducting international tax research.

Course Level: Basic

Course Prerequisites: None

Delivery Method: Self-study

Published: 05/06/2013

After completing this course, you will be able to achieve these learning objectives:

• Recognize the multitude of international tax issues facing tax professionals involving cross border transactions, business and tax aspects of operating global companies, and transfer pricing rules.
• Understand the wealth of tax resources available on the Premier International Tax Library from source materials such as treaties and U.S. law to secondary sources offering practical, in-depth analysis from the Foreign Income Portfolios, Global Tax Guide and Tax Treaty Analysis Service.
• Utilize productivity enhancing practice tools including the Treaty Comparison Chart Tool and the International Tax Chart Builder to save research time.
• Learn how to stay current on international tax rates, both direct and indirect and related tax issues and developments.
• Apply effective tax research skills to gain a better understanding of complex international tax issues.

CPE

1.5

CLE

N/A