Structured course · 6 lessons · 12h 54m total
International Tax Law and Policy
International Tax Law and Policy is an intensive three-day, in-person course offering a practice-oriented, policy-focused introduction to the legal and policy architecture of cross-border taxation. It is designed for tax professionals, policymakers, academics, and advanced students, and equips participants to navigate, from a tax policy perspective, the fast-evolving landscape of international tax rules, from core concepts to cutting-edge global reforms. The course is structured around six key modules, including: Principles of Corporate and Personal Income Tax, International Allocation of Taxing Powers, Corporate Tax Competition and Tax Havens, International Corporate Tax Avoidance, New International Tax Law Standards (including minimum taxation and digital taxation), and Global Tax Governance. Through case studies, real-world policy examples, and guided discussions, participants develop the ability to interpret and apply international standards, evaluate their impact on different stakeholders, and engage confidently in current policy debates
- 6 lessons · 12h 54m of video
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What you'll learn
Course curriculum
6 lessons · 12h 54m total
Your instructors
Dr Leopoldo Parada LLM, PhD
Associate Professor (Reader) in Tax Law at King’s College London
Dr Leopoldo Parada is an Associate Professor in Tax Law at King’s College London and a leading advisor to governments and international organisations on tax policy. His research has shaped tax reforms in Indonesia and Curaçao, has been cited by the US Congressional Research Service and the EU Advocate General, and supported the Pandora Papers investigation. In 2020, TaxCOOP (Canada) recognised him as one of the most promising tax policy experts worldwide.
Ms Chua Jia Ying
Senior Research Associate at the Singapore Tax Academy Research Initiative
Ms Chua Jia Ying is a Senior Research Associate at the Singapore Tax Academy Research Initiative. She was formerly a Tax Director with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore where she led both the tax treaty unit and the international relations team. She has spent close to eight years working on BEPS 1.0 and BEPS 2.0 issues and has represented Singapore at various multilateral discussions on the Two-Pillar Solution.