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International Tax Law Prof. William T. Corbett 3 credits day; 3 credits evening.
Course topics include the reach of U.S. tax jurisdiction; classification of income as foreign or domestic source; determining individuals' residence for U.S. tax purposes; U.S. taxation of income effectively connected with foreign taxpayers' U.S. business activities; the U.S. withholding tax regime for foreign persons' other U.S. income; foreign tax credits; treatment of entities that U.S. taxpayers use to invest abroad, and tax treaties. Prerequisite: Basic Federal Income Taxation Elective Course Meets International Law Concentration Requirements Final Exam Required LLM Course <<Course Updated: April 29, 2008>>

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