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International tax law is no longer a niche subject reserved for specialists. It sits at the heart of modern commerce, shaping how multinational companies structure investments, how profits are allocated across borders, and how governments protect their tax bases in a digital and globalised economy. From tax treaties and transfer pricing to base erosion and profit shifting, digital taxation, and the global minimum tax, today's rules are more complex and more important than ever. International Tax Law breaks this complexity down into a clear, logical, and fully structured guide. Starting with the core foundations of residence, source, and jurisdiction, the book walks you step by step through double taxation relief, permanent establishments, transfer pricing, anti-avoidance regimes, cross-border financing, multinational structuring, dispute resolution, and the latest global reforms. Each chapter explains not just what the rules are, but how they work in practice and why they matter. This book combines academic rigour with practical clarity. Concepts are explained systematically, technical detail is made accessible, and the entire field is presented as one coherent system rather than a collection of disconnected rules. Ideal for students and anyone interested in exploring tax law from an international perspective, this book will give you the confidence to understand, apply, and analyse international tax law in the real world. If you work across borders or plan to, this is the guide you will return to again and again as a trusted reference.

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