All Articles tagged international

• International
  April 09, 2021 EDT
  Rapid Technological Change and U.S. Entrepreneurial Risk in International Markets: Focus on Data Security, Information Privacy, Bribery and Corruption
  Lawrence J. Trautman

  This articles contributes to the existing small-business literature by better equipping entrepreneurs and early-stage enterprises to recognize and understand risk as they plan to enter international markets.

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• Tax
  August 31, 2020 EDT
  Tax Treaty Overrides and Friendliness Towards International Law: A Comparative Approach to Put the Later-in-Time Rule to the Test
  Nicolas M. Traut

  The piece advocates for a deference towards international law and provides a starting point for a reconsideration of the later-in-time-rule in the tax context of the United States.

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• Tax
  May 22, 2019 EDT
  Transfer Pricing Through §482–Looking Beyond Amazon v. Commissioner and other MNEs when Transferring Preexisting Intangibles under the Pre-2009 CSA Regulations
  Avery Moore

  The need for the Service to control the transfer pricing market will continue to grow as MNEs find other ways to use transfer pricing strategies to avoid certain U.S. taxes.

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• Civil Rights
  January 30, 2019 EDT
  If the Pope is Infallible, why does he need Lawyers?
  Bill Piatt

  One of the most widely misunderstood teachings of the Catholic Church involves the doctrine of papal infallibility.

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• International
  July 31, 2018 EDT
  Excuse in International Law
  Arthur Kutoroff

  International law should recognize excuses for the international wrongdoings of states.

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• International
  July 31, 2018 EDT
  Reclaiming Economic Legacy: One Legal Strategy for a 2022 Fifa World Cup USA
  Jeff ToddR. Todd Jewell

  Exploring a potential strategy for the USSF (United States Soccer Federation) to acquire hosting rights for the 2022 World Cup or, to re-open the bidding for this mega-event.

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• International
  July 31, 2018 EDT
  Placing Power in the Cage of Law: Judicial independence in China
  Caitlin E. Schultz

  The United States should abandon its concern with China's judicial reforms and instead support and encourage China's goal of judicial independence regardless of its label.

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