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Cross Border Tax Radio

Hosted by Ankur Agarwal · business · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

Cross Border Tax Radio is a not-for-profit podcast. Our goal is simple: to kick off conversations on crucial international tax topics. Each episode features engaging discussions with leading experts in the field of international tax law. We explore the latest developments and delve into the unique stories of our guests. Our podcast is not just about sharing knowledge. We aim to create a space where tax professionals can connect, exchange ideas, and find inspiration. Available wherever you listen to podcasts. All content © 2025 Cross Border Tax Radio

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26%

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What is Cross Border Tax Radio about?

Cross Border Tax Radio is a not-for-profit podcast. Our goal is simple: to kick off conversations on crucial international tax topics. Each episode features engaging discussions with leading experts in the field of international tax law. We explore the latest developments and delve into the unique stories of our guests. Our podcast is not just about sharing knowledge.

Who hosts Cross Border Tax Radio?

Cross Border Tax Radio is hosted by Ankur Agarwal. The show has published 10 episodes to date.

What has Cross Border Tax Radio covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Pillar Two Side-by-Side System: Leopoldo Parada" (30 January 2026, 34 minutes), "Taxation of Robots: Orly Mazur" (19 January 2026, 22 minutes), and "Would Robin Hood Support a Wealth Tax?: Sam Mitha" (3 November 2025, 14 minutes).

How often does Cross Border Tax Radio publish?

Cross Border Tax Radio publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 10 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Cross Border Tax Radio?

Booking probability for Cross Border Tax Radio is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cross Border Tax Radio requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cross Border Tax Radio's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Cross Border Tax Radio?

The strongest fits for Cross Border Tax Radio are Law & Legal Services. Cross Border Tax Radio has a business audience.

About the host

Ankur Agarwal hosts Cross Border Tax Radio, a business podcast with 10 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #9

    Pillar Two Side-by-Side System : Leopoldo Parada

    Jan 30, 202634 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we discuss the Pillar Two Side-by-Side System, the competitive advantages it creates for US-parented MNEs, its interaction with Article 32 of the EU Pillar Two Directive and its potential breach of...

  • Episode #8

    Taxation of Robots : Orly Mazur

    Jan 19, 202622 minS0

    <p>Robots are increasingly taking over jobs that were once considered safe from automation. In response, there are growing calls across the globe to impose taxes on robots.</p><p>I had the pleasure of speaking with Orly...

  • Episode #7

    Would Robin Hood Support a Wealth Tax? : Sam Mitha

    Nov 3, 202514 minS0

    <p>Should the rich pay wealth tax? You have likely seen this question spark intense debate in policy forums, at dinner tables, or even on LinkedIn.</p><p>Tax policy expert Sam Mitha answers this question and also shares...

  • Episode #6

    The LL.M. International Tax Law Journey : Ritu Bharadwaj, Edward Balaba

    Dec 4, 202423 minS0

    <p>In this episode, Edward Balaba and Ritu Bharadwaj share the motivating factors behind their decision to pursue an LL.M. in international tax law. They also get candid about the individuals who inspired them and...

  • Episode #5

    Impact of Individual Mobility on Corporate Residence : John Hayes

    Oct 19, 202432 minS0

    <p>The topic of this episode arises from our increasingly interconnected world and the reinventing of our work practices in recent years. The era when the board of directors convened solely in fixed locations, seated...

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  • Episode #4

    Amount A v. Digital Services Taxes : Nana Ama Sarfo

    Sep 13, 202429 minS0

    <p>In this episode, Attorney Nana Ama Sarfo shares her expert insights on why there are still no easy answers for developing countries when it comes to choosing between Amount A of Pillar One and DSTs. She also explains...

  • Episode #3

    Inside the Practice of Tax Treaty Negotiation : Germaine Rekwest

    Aug 13, 202427 minS0

    <p>In this episode, Dr. Germaine Rekwest discusses key issues such as what drives countries to choose tax treaty partners, the costs and benefits of tax treaty negotiations, the relationship between tax treaties and...

  • Episode #2

    Does Pillar Two Offer a Fair Deal for Developing Countries? : Leopoldo Parada

    Aug 8, 202437 minS0

    <p>The impact of Pillar Two on developing countries has been a prominent topic in academic circles, policy forums, and media. In this episode, Dr. Leopoldo Parada shares his expert insights on some of the aspects of...

  • Episode #1

    Taxation of Non-resident Athletes : Dick Molenaar

    Jul 13, 202421 minS0

    <p>Thanks for joining us for the very first episode of Cross Border Tax Radio. We are discussing a fascinating topic with our special guest, Dr. Dick Molenaar: the taxation of non-resident athletes. With the Paris...

  • Cross Border Tax Radio

    Episode Zero - Welcome to Cross Border Tax Radio

    Jul 11, 20242 minS0

    <p>Welcome to Cross Border Tax Radio! Join us for short episodes featuring expert discussions on crucial international tax topics. We cover the latest developments, tackle pressing issues, and share unique guest...

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