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Tax Notes International is a leading professional journal in international tax law, published by Tax Analysts, a non-profit organisation specialising in tax news and analysis. The journal features in-depth articles, commentary, and news on current developments in international tax law, often written by renowned tax professionals, policymakers, academics, and legal practitioners.
Contents include:
- In-depth articles on international tax legislation and policy developments
- Expert insights into cross-border tax practices and structures across jurisdictions
- Regular updates on tax treaties, BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting), transfer pricing, and the taxation of the digital economy
- Commentary on recent case law and legislative proposals
- Contributions from leading voices in both practice and academia
Accessing the database
To access the database and its contents, the publisher requires you to create a personal account using your first and last name and UM email address.
On-campus users should register via the Tax Notes registration page.
Once registered, you can sign in with your username and password.
Please follow these steps to register:
- Go to https://www.taxnotes.com > click SIGN IN (in the blue menu bar).
- In the username field, enter your UM email address > click Next.
- On the profile page titled “Welcome Universiteit Maastricht User”, enter your name and UM email address. Choose a password and enter it.
- After completing the profile, click REGISTER.
- You can now return to the Tax Notes website and sign in using your UM email address and the password you chose. Under Subscriptions > News, you will find links to federal, state, and international news and analysis provided by Tax Notes.
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