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SUMMARY:Modificaciones recientes en el sistema tributario internacional: Impuesto mínimo global\, Pilar I\, Pilar II y economía digital:46 Jornadas Colombianas de Derecho Tributario
DESCRIPTION:Programme
URL:https://globtaxgov.weblog.leidenuniv.nl/event/modificaciones-recientes-en-el-sistema-tributario-internacional-impuesto-minimo-global-pilar-i-pilar-ii-y-economia-digital46-jornadas-colombianas-de-derecho-tributario/
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SUMMARY:CompaRe meets EUTAXGOV:Exploring lessons for research and teaching collaboration & funding opportunities
DESCRIPTION:Invitation  \nThe Leiden Law School currently hosts two Jean Monnet Actions: \nThe Jean Monnet Chair on EU Tax Governance (EUTAXGOV) addresses the EU Standard of Tax Good Governance. Its objectives are to enhance knowledge and understanding of the use of this Standard by students\, and to raise awareness and create a dialogue between academia\, civil society\, governments\, and policy makers at both EU and country level. The Chair Holder is Prof. dr. Irma Mosquera Valderrama. \nThe Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Comparative Regional Integration (CompaRe) unites expertise on integration with regional expertise on Africa\, Asia\, Europe and Latin-America into a centre on comparative regional integration. This collaboration enables systematic\, comparative and multidisciplinary research and teaching. The Centre is lead by Prof. dr. Armin Cuyvers. \nThis seminar will present both projects\, address the research and teaching activities\, and discuss how these activities can establish and strengthen cooperation with other Faculties at Leiden University. It aims to motivate colleagues within Leiden University to successfully acquire similar projects or to take part in the two running Jean Monnet Actions. It will provide knowledge\, e.g. on how (and which) research and teaching activities can be developed and interlinked within one project\, and how multidisciplinary collaborations can be established. It will also share best practices on how to prepare a successful grant application for Jean Monnet. The seminar will include a brief introduction on the specific funding scheme. \nThis seminar is open to all staff from Leiden University participating in teaching and research activities. \nProgramme  \n\nJean Monnet Actions (Martine van Trigt\, Funding Advisor)\nPresentations of EUTAXGOV (Irma Mosquera Valderrama) & CompaRe (Armin Cuyvers)\nAcquisition: how to prepare a successful Jean Monnet Action (best practices\, interlink research/teaching\, multidisciplinary collaborations\, and more)\nQ&A
URL:https://globtaxgov.weblog.leidenuniv.nl/event/compare-meets-eutaxgovexploring-lessons-for-research-and-teaching-collaboration-funding-opportunities/
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SUMMARY:Research Colloquium on Global Tax Governance - Spring 2022
DESCRIPTION: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 on global tax governance from various academic disciplines. \nProgram\n \nSession 1: 23 March 2022\, 14:30 CET / 13:30 GMT / 13:30 UTC\n \n\nNoam Noked: International Response to the U.S. Tax Haven (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Lukas Hakelberg and Irma Mosquera\n\n\nFederica Casano: The EU Tax Haven Blacklist (flash presentation)\nHedvig Lärka: Capital Flight as Creature of Sovereignty: A Posthumanist Approach to Corporate Income Taxation and the ‘Global Tax Base’ of Pillar II (flash presentation)\n\nSession 2: 11 May 2022  (Postponed to 29 June) 14:30 CEST / 13:30 BST / 12:30 UTC \n\nSergio Chaparro-Hernandez: Transnational politics of inequality: the role of civil society in addressing climate and economic injustices through international taxation reform (flash presentation)\nSara Jespersen: The role of corporate responsibility in the public and private governance of corporate tax (flash presentation)\nDébora Uébe Mansur: Value Creation\, Value Capture\, and Value Extraction. What Theory for a new international tax system? (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Clair Quentin\, Allison Christians\n\n\n\nSession 3: 15 June 2022\, 14:30 CEST / 13:30 BST / 12:30 UTC \n\nFlorian Dierich: The Taxonomy of EU Tax Regulation (flash presentation)\nStefanie Geringer: Changes in treatment and tone in the EU’s external fiscal policy in comparison to the\nOECD’s approach (flash presentation)\nDiederik Stadig: The Unintentional Creation of a Tax Haven. How the Dutch ruling practice was created\, continued\, and eventually cracked down on (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Henk Vording\n\n\n\nSession 4: 13 July 2022\, 14:30 CEST / 13:30 BST / 12:30 UTC \n\nMichael Waibel: What’s in an exemption? The Financial Services Exemption from the Global Minimum Tax (flash presentation)\nLuisa Scarcella: Mission-oriented R&D Tax Incentives (flash presentation)\nJennifer Farrell: Re-evaluating the International Tax-Trade Intersection Through a Broader Lens (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Julien Chaisse\n\n\n\nVenue: ZOOM \nDuration: 1.5 hours \nHow to participate \nThe current call for papers is closed. A new call will open this summer. If you want to participate as discussant or participant\, please send an email to globtaxgov@law.leidenuniv.nl. \nThe topic \nOver the last decade\, international and regional organisations\, in addition to myriad non-state actors\, have intensified their work on a quintessential issue of state sovereignty: taxation. On the one hand this can be attributed to the increasing internationalization of tax policy issues\, fostered by an increasing economic integration and competition for capital by countries\, as well as to the digitalization of business models – a situation that has led states to pursue more cooperation. On the other hand\, international organizations have developed considerable agency on their own and sought to broaden the scope of their mandates\, proposing deeper\, more sovereignty-constraining cooperation\, and encouraging more and more countries to join these reform efforts. \nWhile some scholars principally focus on the international level to understand tax policy\, others remain more cautious and still see a more important role for nation states and the domestic factors that influence their policy and administration. Clearly observable tensions have also led to normative discussions about what the scope of global tax governance should be and how international institutions should be designed. Global tax governance is increasingly researched in different scholarly disciplines such as law\, political science\, and economics. Yet\, many open questions remain\, and interdisciplinarity can be harnessed more systematically. \nFormat \nAs a participant\, you may discuss\, for example: research ideas that need to be transformed into concrete projects; data you collected but that you still need to be make sense of; research findings you wish to connect to more general debates in academia and society; arguments that you would like to refine through exposure to different academic disciplines. \nWe do not seek submissions of papers that are already very polished. Participation is open to both junior and senior scholars writing about global tax governance from any disciplinary perspective. We welcome both empirical and theoretical research\, papers that critically discuss policies and arrangements\, or proposals of new solutions. \nTwo presentation formats are possible: \n\nA full paper presentation lasts 20 minutes. Participants need to submit a paper 10 days before the session and 1-2 discussants will be invited to prepare specific comments.\nA flash presentation lasts 8 minutes. No full paper needs to be submitted beforehand.\n\n 
URL:https://globtaxgov.weblog.leidenuniv.nl/event/research-colloquium-on-global-tax-governance-spring-2022-2/
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SUMMARY:EATLP Congress: Taxation of companies in economic and financial distress
DESCRIPTION:EATLP-2022-Programme
URL:https://globtaxgov.weblog.leidenuniv.nl/event/eatlp-congress-taxation-of-companies-in-economic-and-financial-distress/
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SUMMARY:Launch Session of the Toolkit for the Design and Effective Implementation of GAARs
DESCRIPTION:On 20 April\, CIAT and the GLOBTAXTEAM team have\, with the support of GIZ and EUROsociAL+ for the International Taxation Network\, published a Toolkit for the Design and Effective Implementation of Domestic and International General Anti-Avoidance Rules. The toolkit provides guidelines for implementing and applying a general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR)\, and focuses on developing countries currently considering introducing a GAAR or in the process of redrafting their GAAR. \nDuring this webinar\, the content of this work will be discussed by researchers and professionals of Leiden University\, CIAT\, the European Commission\, the IMF and other international organizations. They will actively engage with the published work\, promote an exchange of good practices between tax administrations\, etc. You can download the program here: \nIn Spanish  \nIn English \nWatch the recording here. \nYou can also download the powerpoint slides used by \n\nJuliana Cubillos and Frederik Heitmüller (English and Spanish)\nGonzalo Arias (Spanish)\nAdam Zalasiński (English)\n\n 
URL:https://globtaxgov.weblog.leidenuniv.nl/event/launch-session-of-the-toolkit-for-the-design-and-effective-implementation-of-gaars/
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SUMMARY:Research Colloquium on Global Tax Governance - Spring 2022
DESCRIPTION: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 on global tax governance from various academic disciplines. \nProgram\n \nSession 1: 23 March 2022\, 14:30 CET / 13:30 GMT / 13:30 UTC\n \n\nNoam Noked: International Response to the U.S. Tax Haven (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Lukas Hakelberg and Irma Mosquera\n\n\nFederica Casano: The EU Tax Haven Blacklist (flash presentation)\nHedvig Lärka: Capital Flight as Creature of Sovereignty: A Posthumanist Approach to Corporate Income Taxation and the ‘Global Tax Base’ of Pillar II (flash presentation)\n\nSession 2: 11 May 2022  (Postponed to 29 June) 14:30 CEST / 13:30 BST / 12:30 UTC \n\nSergio Chaparro-Hernandez: Transnational politics of inequality: the role of civil society in addressing climate and economic injustices through international taxation reform (flash presentation)\nSara Jespersen: The role of corporate responsibility in the public and private governance of corporate tax (flash presentation)\nDébora Uébe Mansur: Value Creation\, Value Capture\, and Value Extraction. What Theory for a new international tax system? (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Clair Quentin\, Allison Christians\n\n\n\nSession 3: 15 June 2022\, 14:30 CEST / 13:30 BST / 12:30 UTC \n\nFlorian Dierich: The Taxonomy of EU Tax Regulation (flash presentation)\nStefanie Geringer: Changes in treatment and tone in the EU’s external fiscal policy in comparison to the\nOECD’s approach (flash presentation)\nDiederik Stadig: The Unintentional Creation of a Tax Haven. How the Dutch ruling practice was created\, continued\, and eventually cracked down on (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Henk Vording\n\n\n\nSession 4: 13 July 2022\, 14:30 CEST / 13:30 BST / 12:30 UTC \n\nMichael Waibel: What’s in an exemption? The Financial Services Exemption from the Global Minimum Tax (flash presentation)\nLuisa Scarcella: Mission-oriented R&D Tax Incentives (flash presentation)\nJennifer Farrell: Re-evaluating the International Tax-Trade Intersection Through a Broader Lens (full paper)\n\nDiscussed by: Julien Chaisse\n\n\n\nVenue: ZOOM \nDuration: 1.5 hours \nHow to participate \nThe current call for papers is closed. A new call will open this summer. If you want to participate as discussant or participant\, please send an email to globtaxgov@law.leidenuniv.nl. \nThe topic \nOver the last decade\, international and regional organisations\, in addition to myriad non-state actors\, have intensified their work on a quintessential issue of state sovereignty: taxation. On the one hand this can be attributed to the increasing internationalization of tax policy issues\, fostered by an increasing economic integration and competition for capital by countries\, as well as to the digitalization of business models – a situation that has led states to pursue more cooperation. On the other hand\, international organizations have developed considerable agency on their own and sought to broaden the scope of their mandates\, proposing deeper\, more sovereignty-constraining cooperation\, and encouraging more and more countries to join these reform efforts. \nWhile some scholars principally focus on the international level to understand tax policy\, others remain more cautious and still see a more important role for nation states and the domestic factors that influence their policy and administration. Clearly observable tensions have also led to normative discussions about what the scope of global tax governance should be and how international institutions should be designed. Global tax governance is increasingly researched in different scholarly disciplines such as law\, political science\, and economics. Yet\, many open questions remain\, and interdisciplinarity can be harnessed more systematically. \nFormat \nAs a participant\, you may discuss\, for example: research ideas that need to be transformed into concrete projects; data you collected but that you still need to be make sense of; research findings you wish to connect to more general debates in academia and society; arguments that you would like to refine through exposure to different academic disciplines. \nWe do not seek submissions of papers that are already very polished. Participation is open to both junior and senior scholars writing about global tax governance from any disciplinary perspective. We welcome both empirical and theoretical research\, papers that critically discuss policies and arrangements\, or proposals of new solutions. \nTwo presentation formats are possible: \n\nA full paper presentation lasts 20 minutes. Participants need to submit a paper 10 days before the session and 1-2 discussants will be invited to prepare specific comments.\nA flash presentation lasts 8 minutes. No full paper needs to be submitted beforehand.\n\n 
URL:https://globtaxgov.weblog.leidenuniv.nl/event/research-colloquium-on-global-tax-governance-spring-2022-3/
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