We are happy to inform you that the latest issue of the journal is now available and includes the following contributions: Qiang Cai, Luca Cerioni & Xiaorong (Sharron) Li, New Taxing Right in the Unified Approach: Old Wine in a New Bottle The OECD’s ‘Unified Approach’ (UA) features new taxing rights allocated to market…
We are happy to inform you that the latest issue of the journal is now available and includes, among others, the following contributions: An editorial, Taxes and Regulation, by Alice Pirlot and myself, critically analysing the role of regulatory taxes, with reference to the articles published in this special issue. Johanna Hey, Effectiveness of Regulatory…
We are happy to inform you that the issue 1, 2020, of the journal is now available and includes the following contributions: My editorial, on The OECD Unified Approach and the New International Tax System: A Half-Way Solution. A Guest Editorial by Maarten Floris de Wilde: On the OECD’s ‘Unified Approach’ as Frankenstein’s Monster and…
We are happy to inform you that the latest issue of the journal is now available. It is a special issue on transfer pricing in the digital economy. It combines academics and practitioners’ analysis on recent developments, so that the reader gets the broad picture on some of the most complex issues related to the…
I am happy to inform you that the latest issue of the journal is now available and is mainly dedicated to International Tax Arbitration, where ground-breaking and complementary perspectives on Tax Arbitration are covered. My editorial is dedicated to the topic, and John Avery Jones wrote a guest editorial on the Types of Arbitration Procedure….
I am delighted to inform you that the June-July 2019 double issue of Intertax has been published. It includes the editorial by Stef van Weeghel, Digitalization in a Broader Tax Perspective; double-blind peer-reviewed articles on corporate tax systems, the MLI, cross-border losses and EU law, liability in EU VAT, and taxation of cryptocurrencies. You may…
I am delighted to inform you that Intertax, May 2019 issue, has been published. There you may read a critical editorial by Yariv Brauner, on the recent OECD developments on Digital Economy and Taxes: “Developments on the Digital Economy Front: Progression or Regression?”. You may also find excellent double-blind peer-reviewed articles on different relevant international…
I am happy to inform you that issue 4, 2019, of the journal is available and includes, among others, the following contributions: My editorial, entitled “The Commission Proposal to Replace Unanimity for a Qualified Majority in the Tax Field”, focuses on the European Commission Communication to the European Parliament, the European Council and the Council,…
I am happy to inform you that the third issue of 2019 is available and includes, among others, the following contributions: An editorial by Edoardo Traversa, entitled “Ongoing Tax Reforms at the EU Level: Why Trust Matters”, where the author discusses the lack of trust between EU tax administrations, the very slow progress in the…
Intertax dedicates its second issue of 2019 – another special issue – to taxing the digital economy, with seven articles contributing to the scientific and policy debate at the highest level. They are the outcome of again excellent and multidisciplinary research on the topic, by economists and lawyers, with international and European Union insights (see…
I am happy to inform you that issue the first issue of 2019 is available and includes, among others, the following contributions: My editorial, which is entitled “In Search of an International Tax System in a Post-BEPS Tax Competition Setting”. It claims that the future of the international tax system will depend on how successful…
Intertax issue 12 is available and I am delighted to share with the reader the topics dealt with in the issue. In my editorial, “Taxes and Competiveness: How Much Competitive Is European Tax Competition?”, I critically address some of the topics discussed on the Platform for Tax Good Governance at its meeting after the summer…
I am delighted to share the contents of Intertax issue 11 with our readers. My editorial entitled “Profit Splitting and the Aspirational Arm’s Length Principle” discusses the (in)adequacy of the arm’s length principle, mainly or almost exclusively based on comparable transactions among unrelated parties, in cases where comparable transactions do not exist, in order to…
I am delighted to inform you that the latest issue (Issue 10) of the journal is available online. My editorial focuses on the recently published OECD Financial Transactions Discussion Draft, Ruth Mason discusses the Wayfair case, and the debate on whistleblowers and taxes is followed up by Alain Steichen. You can read and select many…
