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SUMMARY:Presentation at Graduate Student International Political Economy Workshop
DESCRIPTION:GLOBTAXGOV researcher Frederik Heitmüller will present a paper on Power and limits of soft law in shaping emerging economies’ anti-tax avoidance policies at the Graduate Student International Political Economy Workshop series.
URL:https://globtaxgov.weblog.leidenuniv.nl/event/presentation-at-graduate-student-international-political-economy-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Research colloquium on global tax governance
DESCRIPTION:Purpose \nOver the last decades\, international and regional organizations in addition to myriad non-state actors have intensified their work on a quintessential issue of state sovereignty: taxation. As a result\, global tax governance has become a major research topic in several disciplines\, including law\, political science\, sociology\, economics and philosophy. This colloquium\, organized by the GLOBTAXGOV team and the International Centre for Tax and Development (ICTD)\, will serve as space for multidisciplinary exchange on original research on global tax governance. \nProcedure \nEach session includes one 15-minute presentation of a relatively advanced paper\, which will be commented upon by a discussant\, and two 10-minute “flash presentations” of research ideas in the early stage. Afterwards\, all presentations will be discussed by the audience. The seminar takes place via ZOOM. A link and the draft of the full paper will be sent to participants before to the meeting. \n  \nProgram of the first 4 sessions \n1st session: Impact of international developments on tax policy in developing and emerging countries \n3 February 2021\, 1.30 to 3pm (GMT) \n\nIrma Mosquera and Michael Sampson: Compliance and peer review of BEPS 4 Minimum Standards (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Craig West and Martin Hearson \n\nFarooq Chatha: OECD Approach on Transfer Pricing and Developing Countries – A Perspective from Pakistan (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Cassandra Vet and Martin Hearson \n\nFlorencia Lorenzo: The politics of international tax governance: the Latin American experience in comparative perspective\nDaniel Olika: Tax Aspects of Trading in the Single African Economy\n\n  \n2nd session: Tax governance in the EU \n17 March 2021\, 1.30 to 3pm (GMT) \n\nIndra Römgens: The politics of corporate tax harmonization in the EU (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Wouter Lips\, Afton Titus\, Pie Habimana \n\nMarilena Ene: Accountability and transparency in the tax policy of the European Union and member states\nAlma Virto: The use of artificial intelligence in decision-making by tax administrations: how to improve the taxpayers’ rights through the EU ethical principles for AI\n\n3rd session: International tax debates in light of concepts of justice \n28 April 2021 \n12.30 to 2pm GMT / 1.30 to 3pm British Summer Time / 2.30 to 4pm Central European Summer Time \n\nEdoardo Traversa and Francesco Cannas: Corporate taxation after digitalization : breaking the mirror and picking up the -right- pieces\n\nDiscussed by: Rifat Azam\, Suranjali Tandon \n\nShareka Logendran: Reimagining a Just International Tax Regime: An Evaluation on How to Reframe the Nexus Rule to Bridge the Gap between Developing and Developed Countries\nAdrianto Dwi Nugroho and Taufiq Adiyanto: Integration of Inter-Nation Equity Concept into Discussions on Taxation of Digital Economy\n\n  \n4th session: Global governance of tax procedures \n9 June 2021 \n12.30 to 2pm GMT / 1.30 to 3pm British Summer Time / 2.30 to 4pm Central European Summer Time \n\nHoward Mann: International Tax Arbitration: Global Governance and the Privatization of International Tax Law\n\nDiscussed by: Vincent Arel-Bundock and Werner Haslehner \n\nPrerna Peshori and Sejal Mistry: Dispute Resolution Mechanism under Tax Treaty – Traversing from fiction to reality\nVictoria Gronwald: Boundary Work in Global Tax Governance: The Limits of Transparency Efforts\nRachna Matabudul: Treaty-based tax dispute resolution: lessons from the Law of the Sea\n\n  \n 
URL:https://globtaxgov.weblog.leidenuniv.nl/event/research-colloquium-on-global-tax-governance-2/
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SUMMARY:Country-by-country reporting: Assessment of tax avoidance and policy challenges
DESCRIPTION:Research workshop on 18 March from 14:00 to 17:15 CET on Zoom\, organised by Petr Janský (CORPTAX) and Irma Mosquera Valderrama (GLOBTAXGOV). \nWe welcome participation from researchers and other experts worldwide: please register here. \nA pdf version of the program can be found here (updated). \nCountry-by-country reporting by multinational corporations is where CORPTAX meets GLOBTAXGOV. The aim of CORPTAX is to establish how much multinational corporations pay in taxes\, to what extent these taxes are paid in tax havens\, and which factors drive these patterns. The aim of GLOBTAXGOV is to assess the feasibility and legitimacy of the current model of global tax governance and the role of the OECD and the EU in international tax law making. Country-by-country reporting by multinational corporations can be important for both projects’ aims\, but is it? That is the overarching question for this workshop’s excellent speakers. \nWorkshop programme \nIntroduction (14:00–14:15): Country-by-country reporting and tax avoidance \nIntroductions by Petr Janský (CORPTAX) and Irma Mosquera Valderrama (GLOBTAXGOV). \nSession 1 (14:15–15:30): Country-by-country reporting and tax avoidance \nSpeakers (14:15–15:00; 15-minute presentations): Javier Garcia-Bernardo\, Johannes Voget\, Sarah Godar. \nQuestions and answers (15:00–15:30)\, moderated by Petr Janský. \nSession 2 (15:45–17:15): Country-by-country reporting and policy challenges \nSpeakers (15:45–16:45; 15-minute presentations): Frederik Heitmüller\, Danuše Nerudová\, Saila Stausholm\, Frances Hackett. \nQuestions and answers (16:45–17:15)\, moderated by Irma Mosquera Valderrama. \n  \nWorkshop speakers and moderators \n\n\n\nJavier Garcia-Bernardo\, CORPTAX postdoctoral researcher at Charles University\, Prague \nPaper: Profit Shifting of Multinational Corporations Worldwide\n\n\nSarah Godar\, PhD candidate in economics at Charles University\, Prague \nPaper: How Much Multinational Corporations Really Pay in Taxes and Where: Evidence from the Voluntarily Published Country-by-Country Reports\n\n\nFranki Hackett\, Policy Leader Fellow at the European University Institute \nPaper: Incremental Improvement: How Public Country-by-Country Reporting Has Demonstrated the Value of Tax Transparency Requirements without Crystallising the Predicted Costs\n\n\nFrederik Heitmüller\, PhD candidate in the GLOBTAXGOV project at Leiden University \nPaper: Implementation of the Country-by-Country Reporting Exchange System: Obstacles to Data Access and Use\n\n\nPetr Janský\, Associate Professor of Economics at Charles University\, Prague and principal investigator of CORPTAX \nModerator of Session 1.\n\n\nIrma Mosquera Valderrama\, Associate Professor of Tax Law at Leiden University and principal investigator of GLOBTAXGOV \nModerator of Session 2.\n\n\nDanuše Nerudová\, Professor of Economics and Head of Department of Accounting and Taxes at Mendel University in Brno \nPaper: Sustainability of the taxation systems in the EU\n\n\nSaila Stausholm\, PhD fellow at Copenhagen Business School and CORPTAX postdoctoral researcher at Charles University\, Prague (from 2022) \nPaper: Transparency Just for Show? Evaluating Country-by-Country Reporting Data in the Extractive Industries\n\n\nJohannes Voget\, Professor\, Chair of Taxation & Finance at the University of Mannheim \nPaper: Can European Banks’ Country-by-Country Reports Reveal Profit Shifting? An Analysis of the Information Content of EU Banks’ Disclosures\n\n\n\nCORPTAX aims to establish how much multinational corporations pay in taxes\, to what extent these taxes are paid in tax havens\, and which factors drive these patterns. Ultimately\, it aims to use theoretical\, methodological and empirical innovations to transform the understanding of corporate taxation in a globalised world. The five-year-long project was launched in January 2021 and is funded by the Czech Science Foundation (21-05547M). CORPTAX is based at the Institute of Economic Studies\, Faculty of Social Sciences\, Charles University\, Prague\, Czechia. \nGLOBTAXGOV – A New Model of Global Governance in International Tax Law Making is a research project funded by the EU H2020 ERC Research & Innovation Programme. The principal investigator of this project is Irma Johanna Mosquera Valderrama\, who has received an ERC Starting Grant by the European Research Council for the period February 2018 -January 2023. The overall aim of GLOBTAXGOV is to assess the feasibility and legitimacy of the current model of global tax governance and the role of the OECD and the EU in international tax law making. Unlike the former OECD projects that only provide for exchange of information between countries\, in the BEPS Project\, the EU Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive\, the EU state aid investigations and the EU External Strategy\, the OECD and the EU focus on substantive issues that\, when implemented\, will change the international tax architecture of developed and developing countries. \n 
URL:https://globtaxgov.weblog.leidenuniv.nl/event/country-by-country-reporting-assessment-of-tax-avoidance-and-policy-challenges/
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