The 2023 EATLP Congress is under way in Luxembourg! A great honour for @uni_lu@uni_lu_FDEF and the ATOZ Chair tor European and International Tax Law to be hosting this prestigious event with tax professors from all over the world!
FDEF is offering fellowship opportunities for researchers affected by the war in Ukraine pursuing a project in law, economics, management or finance with FDEF academic staff. 🇺🇦
More information here: https://t.co/fvyXoKGD3G
#solidarityWithUkraine#SupportUkraine
Last week also hosted the CFE ECJ Task Force Meeting at @uni_lu_FDEF , working on the next opinion statement on @EUCourtPress direct tax case law. Our comments on C-788/19 Com v. Spain concerning proportionality of sanctions for mis-declaration of foreign assets will be out soon.
Excited about our conference on #GlobalMinimumTax#Pillar2 today and tomorrow! Amazing group of expert speakers discussing content, meaning and consequences of a new international tax standard off- and online at @uni_lu_FDEF
Great First Day Panel Setting the scene with broad perspectives (politics, economics, business)! Fascinating insights on internal tensions of Pillars, tax competition theory and the real challenges for business!
@InternationlTax@uni_lu_FDEF I hear you - it does inevitably create a slightly two-tier system of participants. Better than purely online for those present, but not as good then for those who join online. A compromise.
If you’re in London, please consider joining today. There isn’t a whole lot we can do, but having talked to 🇺🇦 friends & desperate former students in Kyiv, I know that it matters a lot to them to know and SEE that we do care. Russian aggression must end NOW. 💔
For insights on the future Global Minimum (Corporate) Tax, join our amazing group of speakers in Luxembourg (or online). Registrations open at https://t.co/RHe32FtuMI
Are you a PhD student studying tax (in any discipline)? You are invited to apply to present in the 2022 PhD Global Tax Symposium, to be held in hybrid format in Sept & hosted by @hmayhen. Call for Papers:
https://t.co/PPMru7k6ZS
#TaxTwitter friends, pls share w/ PhD students
📍 We are looking forward to our #conference “The new international #tax landscape and its impact in Luxembourg”, organized in collaboration with @ccluxembourg, which will take place on 11 January to discuss the recent developments for reforming the international tax landscape.
10/01/22 - Tax Law Profs @WHaslehner & @katerinapantaz3 presented results of their study assessing the impact of EU anti-avoidance rules at the Euro Parliament’s Subcommittee on Tax Matters, chaired by @paultang (MEP). The study aims to inform MEPs’ future work.
📢Early-career tax scholars
Join us for our 1st event with @JudithFreedman@WHaslehner & Sigrid Hemels
Our idea is to facilitate dialogue with established tax scholars & create networking opportunities
Infos https://t.co/I75XARdP1S
Registration is on a 1stcome-1stserved basis
Important (quick) read for all international tax scholars: What makes a national? Nottebohm, ‘genuine links’ and abuse of rights (and “golden passport” schemes) https://t.co/GhQwe1VNOf
I've finally put online the 1st paper from my #Fulbright research grant at @uni_lu_FDEF in #Luxembourg! This comparative paper is called "Best Practices in Tax Rulings Transparency." Find it on @SSRN at https://t.co/kGnKS1CAps. Comments welcome! #TaxRulings#TaxTransparency 1/3