QMUL - Cloud Computing Law: Law Enforcement, Competition, & Tax
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Cloud Computing Law: Law Enforcement, Competition, & Tax at Coursera Overview
Duration | 16 hours |
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Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Beginner |
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Credential | Certificate |
Cloud Computing Law: Law Enforcement, Competition, & Tax at Coursera Highlights
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Cloud Computing Law: Law Enforcement, Competition, & Tax at Coursera Course details
- First, we’ll look at how law enforcement agents can request access to cloud data, including data stored outside their borders
- You’ll learn to advise cloud providers on responding to access requests and on dealing with potential conflicts with European Union (‘EU’) data protection law
- Second, we’ll cover EU competition law, including how to define the relevant market for cloud services and to assess market power
- You’ll learn to identify when cloud providers might be found to have entered into anti-competitive agreements, or to have abused a dominant position in a market
- We’ll cover how such income is classified and which countries have the right to tax cloud providers
Cloud Computing Law: Law Enforcement, Competition, & Tax at Coursera Curriculum
Law Enforcement Access to Cloud Data
Welcome to Law Enforcement Access and the Cloud
Introduction to forensic challenges for digital investigations in the cloud
Introduction to data differentiation
Extraterritorial jurisdiction
Voluntary and mandatory disclosures by cloud service providers
Voluntary and mandatory disclosures and jurisdiction
Mutual Legal Assistance
Mutual Recognition
Mutual Trust
Conflicts for Cloud Service Providers
Data Protection and Cloud Service Providers
Introducing: Jessica
Glossary of key terms for the week
Forensic challenges in the cloud
Identifying different types of data
Law enforcement powers
International Cooperation
Conflicts for Service Providers in the News
Law Enforcement and Data Protection
A message from your instructors
Forensic challenges
Data differentiation
Jurisdiction
Voluntary and mandatory disclosures
Case Studies
Competition Law and Cloud Markets
Welcome to Competition Law
What are competitive markets?
What is market power?
How are markets defined?
What are anti-competitive agreements?
What is abuse of a dominant position?
How does the law control mergers?
What is interoperability?
How can interoperability support competition?
What is portability?
Could access to data be an essential facility?
How does competition work in digital platforms?
Introducing: Ian and Claudia
Identifying market power in cloud services
Applying EU competition law to cloud computing
Interoperability in cloud services
Demand-side measures
Cloud market power
Anti-competitive conduct
Interoperability
Portability
Digital platforms
Case Studies
Taxing the Cloud
Welcome to Week 3
What are the basic international tax principles?
How are software and hardware taxed?
How are SaaS, IaaS and PaaS taxed?
How are mixed cloud contracts taxed?
When is a permanent establishment created at the server country?
When is a permanent establishment created at the user country?
What are the OECD, EU & UN digital tax policy initiatives?
How might cloud providers be affected by the OECD digital tax policy?
What indirect tax challenges does the digital economy pose?
Introducing: Vasiliki
Glossary of tax terms
International income & consumption tax fundamentals
OECD & UN Model Tax Conventions
Taxation of software and hardware
Taxation of SaaS, IaaS and PaaS
Mixed contracts & 2017 OECD Model Tax Convention
Mixed contracts
Permanent establishment & Article 5 of the 2017 OECD Model Tax Convention
Permanent establishments created by the cloud provider
OECD Statement on a Two-Pillar Solution
OECD & EU work on taxation of the digital economy
Indirect tax challenges and policy solutions
Congratulations from your instructors
International Tax Fundamentals
Income classification
Income classification in mixed contracts
Permanent establishments
Case Studies
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