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25/03/2022 Tax

On an animal farm and ‘equality, however’ according to the Pillar 2 Commentary

By Maarten de Wilde

31/01/2022 Tax

Call for Abstracts: Research Colloquium on Global Tax Governance – Spring Season

After the first two successful seasons of the research colloquium on global tax governance co-organised by GLOBTAXGOV and Martin Hearson of the International Centre for Tax and Development, we are seeking new submissions of abstracts to discuss early-stage original research

12/11/2021 Peter Hongler / Tax

Is the Pillar 2 Agreement Infringing International Law Obligations?

By Peter Hongler

29/10/2021 Dirk Broekhuijsen / Mees Vergouwen / Tax

The time it takes to update tax treaties

By Mees Vergouwen & Dirk Broekhuijsen

25/10/2021 Tax

Global Tax Symposium 2021 – programme and registration

01/07/2021 Tax

Call for Abstracts – Research Colloquium on Global Tax Governance Fall 2021

Download a pdf version here. After a successful first season of the Research colloquium, we are seeking new submissions of abstracts for our multidisciplinary colloquium, co-organized by GLOBTAXGOV and Martin Hearson at ICTD, to discuss early-stage original research on global

25/06/2021 Scott Wilkie / Tax

More on “Minimum Tax”, BEPS, the Pillars, CFC Rules, “Tax Competition”, and Trade Law

By Scott Wilkie

04/06/2021 Tax

Foreseeable relevance in the EU: From DAC1 to DAC7, passing by the CJEU

by Marina Serrat

21/04/2021 Tax

2021 PhD Global Tax Symposium 30 September – 1 October – Call for Papers

Ph.D. Global Tax Symposium – Call for papers 2021 Note: This call for papers concerns exclusively the event to be carried on 30st September and 1st October of 2021. Mission and vision of the GTS Symposia The mission of the Global

20/04/2021 Tax

Workshop Series June/July 2021 – Globalization and Digitalization: Interconnections between Taxation, Trade and Investment

This five-day workshop is organized by the ERC Project GLOBTAXGOV Leiden University in cooperation with the Council on Economic Policies, the Asia Pacific FDI Network and the School of Law of the City University of Hong Kong