International Tax Law Reports provide readers with judgments and decisions of major tax cases from all over the world. Areas covered include: interpretation and application of double taxation conventions based on OECD model provisions, transfer pricing, particularly cases on the application of pricing methodologies and application of controlled foreign corporation rules. The work also examines cross-border enforcement of tax debts and gathering of information, application of general anti-avoidance approaches, taxation and human rights instruments.

The reports are issued six times a year, at two month intervals and each report covers an average of seven of the most significant cases. Concise headnotes and practical commentary are provided by the editor to ensure practitioners are made fully aware of the key points of the case.

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