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2016 Tax Research Conference
2 December 2016
Ross Parsons Centre and the Max Planck Institute partner for tax conference
The Centre continues to develop and enhance its tax research collaboration through regular work-in-progress conferences.
The second WIP conference, conducted jointly by the Ross Parsons Centre for Commercial, Corporate and Taxation Law and the Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance was held on 28 and 29 November 2016.
View the conference program here.
Papers:
- Wolfgang Schon, Alternative Models for International Tax Policy
- Ray Rees, Some New Perpectives on Capital Income Taxation, References
- Christine Osterloh-Konrad, One Size Fits All? A Legal Comparatist's View on Designing a GAAR, Handout
- Michael Dirkis, The Lion's Mouth Post-box: A Comparative Review of the Limitations on the Use by Revenue Authorities of Leaked and Stolen Information, Slides
- Tim Stolper, Bank Secrecy on the Front Page: An Event Study Evaluating the Fight against Tax Havens
- Yoshihiro Masui, Article 22: Taxation of Capital - What it is, How it Came About
- Kai Konrad, Coordination and the Fight Againgst Tax Havens
- Antony Ting, Base Erosion by Intra-Group Debt and Action 4's Best Practice
- Erik Roeder, Many Paths to the Same Goal: Lessons from the Convergent Evolution of Tax Transparent Limited Liability Entities, Slides
- Patricia Apps, Optimal Family Taxation and Income Inequality
- Caroline Heber, Enhanced Cooperation Procedure and Tax Law
- Richard Vann, PE Attribution Amnesia at the OECD: Silos, Staff Exits or Second Guessing
Conference photos
