May 1- 2, 2008
Joan Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice, University of San Diego

• General Aspects of Mexico's New Fiscal Tax Reform
• U.S.-Mexican Complex Trust Taxation Considerations (Mexico's new REFIPRE regime and new US tax regulations)
• Cross Border Tax Planning Strategies for Real Estate: How to structure Private and Public Real Estate Holdings
• Cross Border Transfer of Intangibles: Migration from and to the US, Canada and Mexico
• Dissecting US, Canadian and Mexican Tax Case Law: Recent cases and comparative analysis
• International Aspects of Mexico's New Tax Reform: The tax nature of IETU and availability of foreign tax credits.
• Foreign Informational Reporting Requirements - A Preparer's Primer
• The New Return Preparer Penalty Regime - Don't Think You're a Preparer? Think Again!
• US-Canada New Tax Treaty Protocol: Significant Impacts and Planning Opportunities
• US Local Taxation of International Operations (California, Texas and Florida tax regimes)
• International Aspects of Mexico's New Tax Reform: The consequences for the Maquiladora Industry and Capital Markets.
• International Audits - Current Enforcement Concerns and Common Issues
• Expatriating - A comparison of Tax Consequences When Individuals and Entities Decide to Leave NAFTA Home
• Taxing Cross Border Athletes and Entertainers: Central Withholding Agent Agreements, Loan out companies, Tax Treaty Exemptions.
• International Ethics in Cross-Border Investment and Tax Planning

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