Research Handbook on International Taxation

Research Handbooks in Private and Commercial Law series

Edited by Yariv Brauner, Hugh Culverhouse Eminent Scholar in Taxation and Professor of Law, University of Florida Levin College of Law, US

Capturing the core challenges faced by the international tax regime, this timely Research Handbook assesses the impacts of these challenges on a range of stakeholders, evaluating various paths to reform at a time when international tax policy is a topic high on politicians’ agendas.

‘This is an excellent book which includes several thought-provoking analyses. Although the chapters are intended to provide the reader with an “initial reading” necessary for research on the topics, most of these chapters go much further than that. The book explores a wide variety of themes and is not restricted to corporate or tax treaty related ones as are many textbooks on international taxation. This is seen by the reviewer as a strength rather than a weakness—the Research Handbook on International Taxation helps to fill in a gap in the existing literature. Furthermore, the agenda for further research set out in many contributions is likely to prove very useful to those
exploring and challenging the current state of affairs.’
– Christiana HJI Panayi, British Tax Review

‘On showcasing thoughtful researchers, the collection is a tour de force. Brauner is a brilliant curator. Chapters were contributed by scholars in the US, Spain, Canada, Israel, Germany, Brazil, Italy, the UK, Australia, Serbia, Austria, and Poland. The list is not quite half women, but it’s not far from it. And although most of the contributors are distinguished senior scholars – leaders in their fields – there are a few emerging voices that showcase the promise of the field. The world of international tax is exploding with new players and new ideas. The stakes are higher than ever. And so is the need for a Handbook. Especially one this good.’
– Kim Brooks, JOTWELL

‘This book constitutes an essential guide for everybody interested in understanding the current challenges the international tax system is facing. Written by leading scholars in the field, it concentrates on key issues in the international tax debate and provides for innovative and well-argued solutions to make the international tax system viable for the 21st century.’
——亚历山大生锈,维也纳大学of Economics and Business, Austria

‘The book addresses a wide range of important topics that are treated by knowledgeable authors. Anyone who does serious work in the field of international taxation will want to consult this volume.’
– Cliff Fleming, Brigham Young University, US