International taxation for MAY 2018

Announcement for Final (Old Course) Students appearing in May 2018 & November, 2018 Examinations Study Materials applicable for Paper 7: Direct Tax Laws & Paper 8: Indirect Tax Laws Students of Final (Old) Course, appearing in May, 2018 and November, 2018 examinations, may note that the new Study Materials for Final Paper 7: Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation and Final Paper 8: Indirect Tax Laws under the Revised Scheme of Education and Training are relevant for Papers 7 & 8 of the Final (Old) Course as well, with the exception of the following three chapters in Module 4 of the Study Material of Paper 7 Part II: International Taxation, namely, Chapter 6: Overview of Model Tax Conventions; Chapter 7: Application and Interpretation of Tax Treaties; and Chapter 8: Fundamentals of Base Erosion and Profit Shifting. Thus, Modules 1,2,3 and chapters 1 to 5 of Module 4 of Study Material of Final (New) Paper 7: Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation are relevant for Final (Old) Paper 7: Direct Tax Laws also. The content of the Study Material is based on the direct tax laws as amended by the Finance Act, 2017. The relevant assessment year is A.Y.2018-19. Students may note that in the new course Final Paper 7 is divided into two parts, namely, Part I: Direct Tax Laws carrying 70 marks and Part II: International Taxation carrying 30 marks. There is no such marks bifurcation in the old course Final Paper 7: Direct Tax Laws. As far as Paper 8: Indirect Tax Laws is concerned, the syllabus is the same in both old course and new course, and hence, the Study Material for new course is applicable for the old course. The syllabus is divided into two parts: Part I : GST (75 marks)and Part II: Customs and FTP(25 marks). Here again, the content of Part II is based on the law as amended by the Finance Act, 2017.

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Anyone good classes for New Course Elective Paper - International Tax in Mumbai for May 2018 attempt?

 

Hi Raj.. I know a professor.

Her name is Aneri Dani. She is an excellent professor and a tax professional herself. She provides a blend of theoretical as well as practical working of international taxation.

The problem is that in India, the subject of International taxation is not very well developed. There is no structured learning and the updation is mostly on judicial precedents. These judicial precedents give contrary views, they themselves rely on foreign authors etc. Thus there is no clarity and certainity in law. At this budding stage it is important for you to have conceptual clarity, understand various aspects of international taxation, principles followed etc. Aneri has done Masters in international taxation. Thus, she can guide you well through the complex but intresting maze of international taxation. 

Aneri has done LLM in International taxation from Lieden University, where she secured 4th rank. She is a rank holder in CA Final examiniations.

She has over 10 years of experience in international taxation, FEMA.

I would recommend you and everyone to get in touch with her for classes on international taxation.

You can contact her on 9870748757.