Tag Archives: worldwide taxation

Trade Taxation and Trade Statistics — Both Need an Upgrade.

Posted on January 16, 2013 by Stuart Malawer

Due to rapid advances in trade spurred on by globalization, the information technology revolution, and by pressures unleashed by the 2008 global financial crisis, discussions on reforming global trade taxation and traditional trade statistics are now significantly increasing, rapidly. ….. There is … Continue reading →

Posted in Global Trade Relations | Tagged "Made in the World", geopolitical issues and newer data methodologies, intermediate goods and services, international accounting and auditing standards, international reporting standards (corporate and financial), multinational corporations and tax and trade policies, OECD, reforming taxation of multinationals, reforming trade statistics, trade policies, traditional trade theories, unitary taxation, USITC, value-added approach to trade, worldwide taxation, WTO, WTO trade statistics | Leave a comment

Diverse and Rapidly Changing Global Trade Landscape — Five Newer Developments.

Posted on December 15, 2012 by Stuart Malawer

Important developments in international trade relations over the last two weeks show how diverse this field is and how quickly events unfurl. They include the following areas: global antitrust, international taxation (transfer-pricing), newer non-tariff barriers (general national economic regulation), the Russian Federation’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Global Trade Relations | Tagged bank secrecy, extraterritorial application of law and regulation, foreign economic regulation of global transactions, global cartels, global transactions, HSBC and money laundering, international taxation, Internet regulation, ITU and communication treaty, national regulation and non-tariff barriers, newer non-tariff barrriers (NTB), Rolls-Royce and foreign bribery, Russia's accession to the WTO and he EU, tax havens, trade sanctions and U.S. laws, transfer-pricing, U.S. international economic regulation, U.S. regulation of foreign banks (capital requirements), UBS and Libor rate fixing, worldwide taxation | Leave a comment

Corporate Responsibility & Global Tax (FACTA) – Unilateral or Multilateral?

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Stuart Malawer

The ever-increasing set of international economic problems has renewed the debate over corporate responsibility in the global economy. At the heart of this revived debate are complex issues of risk-taking investment, management-oriented corporate governance, and extraterritorial U.S. regulation of foreign source income and … Continue reading →

Posted in Global Trade Relations | Tagged banking secrecy, China, extraterritorial, FATCA, Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, Global Tax, international tax, overseas banking, regulation of foreign banks, Russia, UBS, worldwide taxation | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: worldwide taxation

Trade Taxation and Trade Statistics — Both Need an Upgrade.

Diverse and Rapidly Changing Global Trade Landscape — Five Newer Developments.

Corporate Responsibility & Global Tax (FACTA) – Unilateral or Multilateral?

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