OnlineITA105 Passive Income

This course provides an overview of the taxation of passive income under tax treaties. It deals with conventional passive income such as dividends, interest and royalties as well as capital gains and technical services fees. This is an essential learning tool for understanding the role of tax treaties in cross-border passive investments. 
 
Type:
Online Course
Language:
English
Price:
€ 499 / $ 674 (VAT excl.)
IBFD Members:
Members receive a 20% discount
 
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ITA105 Passive Income

Learning objectives

 

  • Understand the basic treaty distributive rules for income from immovable property, dividends, interest, royalties and capital gains and when these rules are applicable
  • Awareness of the various tax treaty rules that may be applicable to technical services fees
  • Appreciate the similarities and differences in the tax treaty treatment of various types of passive income
  • Ability to apply the distributive rules to payments of passive income, including when they are derived by permanent establishments and when the payments are under non-arm's length terms
  • Awareness and understanding of the areas of potential difficulty in connection with the application of the tax treaty rules for passive income

Pre-requisites

This course introduces the tax treaty rules that may be applicable to cross border passive income such as income from immovable property, dividends, interest, royalties, capital gains and technical services fees. Participants should be familiar with the basic principles of tax treaties in addition to the domestic law of at least one country, in particular as it relates to the taxation of cross-border income. Participants, particularly those with limited knowledge of tax treaties, are recommended to first complete the course ITA101 "Fundamentals of Tax Treaties”.

 

Study time

 

  • Audio lessons: 4.5 hours
  • Self study: 7 hours
  • Further reading (optional): 15 hours
  • Extra: 25 min video interview with international tax expert

Access to the course is granted for a period of 8 weeks.

Continuing Professional Education (CPE)


The recommended CPE points for this course are as follows:

CIOT (The UK Chartered Institute of Taxation) – 12 points

In addition, ITA Online courses in many cases qualify for CPE credits pursuant to the rules of a number of professional associations other than those listed above. Participants are encouraged to check with their professional and/or national associations to determine eligibility in this respect.

Read more information on CPE points and accreditation for ITA courses.
 

  • Introduction to passive income
  • Income from immovable property
  • Dividends
  • Interest
  • Royalties
  • Technical fees
  • Capital gains
  • Introduction to further issues

Authors:

 
  • Shee Boon Law
     
    Shee Boon Law is the Manager of Tax Research Services of IBFD. In this role he is responsible for tailored research and...
 

Other Contributors:

 
  • Severine Baranger
     
    Séverine Baranger is a tax advisor at Loyens & Loeff, working for the Luxembourg desk of the Paris office. Her...
  • Joel Cooper
    Joel Lachlan Cooper is an international tax professional (specializing in transfer pricing) with a multidisciplinary education...
  • Jan de Goede
    Jan de Goede is Senior Principal, Tax Knowledge Management, reporting to the CEO of IBFD. He previously held several...
  • Rita Szudoczky
      Rita Szudoczky is a PhD candidate at the Amsterdam Centre of Tax Law of the University of Amsterdam and works at...
  • Joanna Wheeler
    Joanna Wheeler, TEP, is a member of the IBFD academic group. Previously, she was the editor of many different IBFD...
  • Wim Wijnen
    Wim Wijnen is Counsel to the Academic Chair of IBFD. He is also a teacher of International Tax Law at Libera Universit...