About Global Tax Studies

Straight, exam-focused notes for people sitting the world's international tax exams.

Global Tax Studies exists for one audience: candidates working toward professional tax qualifications. That means the US Enrolled Agent (EA), the CTA and ADIT from the CIOT, the CIOT Pillar Two Award, and the CITN exams in Nigeria. Every weekday we publish a short briefing on what has changed, what is coming up, and one thing you can actually use in your revision that day.

Who runs it, and our transparency policy

Global Tax Studies is owned and operated by the team at MojiTax, a UK-registered, CIOT-listed provider of ADIT and Pillar Two exam training. We built this blog because we spend our days inside these syllabuses and wanted somewhere to share what we learn without it turning into a sales pitch.

Because we own it, we hold ourselves to a simple rule. Whenever we mention or recommend a MojiTax course, we say so plainly. You will see a labelled note, never a disguised advert. Most of what we publish never mentions our courses at all. It is just study material we think is useful. When our own training genuinely fits what an article is about, we will point to it, and we will always tell you that is what we are doing.

What this is not

Nothing on Global Tax Studies is tax advice or a substitute for professional guidance, and exam details change often. Always confirm dates, fees and rules directly with the relevant examining body before you act on anything you read here.

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Our discussion home is r/GlobalTaxStudies, where candidates swap notes, ask questions and compare study plans. Come and say hello.