Meeting of Research Students 2006
Short reports of the discussions
Monday, 3 July 2006
Chair: Prof. Kees van Raad
Almut Breuer Profit transfers under the law of tax conventions
Brett Freudenberg Hybrid entities: international experience - the Australian solution?
Cesar Dominguez The ability to pay principle in the EU
Katarina Fast Constitutional limits of the legislative power to tax - a comparative legal study
Ken Devos A study of the deterrent effect of penalties and sanctions for taxation offences upon personal taxpayers in Australia and the UK: Implications for taxpayer compliance and development of tax policy
Tuesday, 4 July 2006
Chair: Prof. Frans Vanistendael
Andrey Kudyarov Tax aspects of cross-border M&A: fighting for tax revenues
Nicola Sartori Tax aspects of cross-border corporate reorganizations: a comparative analysis
Nina Aguiar The relationship between commercial accounting and taxable profit
Kamil Zbychorski Multinational corporations transfer pricing strategies in China - income and cost shifting issues in cross-border intra-group transactions
Bode Oyetunde The role of tax incentives in a trio of sub-saharan African economies: a comparative study of Nigerian, South African, and Kenyan tax law
Wednesday, 5 July 2006
Chair: Prof. Frans Vanistendael
Stefania Gianoncelli Treaty freedoms and direct taxation. The search for general criterion of entitlement to the protection of EC law
Nathalie Frisch The notion of resident in EC tax law
Keisaku Koga The revaluation of international double taxation relief from a Japanese perspective
Chiara Sozzi Relationship between EU law and tax treaties on income and capital from an Italian perspective
Emmanuel Double tax treaties and EC law
Thursday, 6 July 2006
Chair: Prof. Huub Bierlaagh/Joanna Wheeler/Prof. Wim Wijnen
Indra Muliawan The taxation of income of oil and gas extraction companies; A comparative study in selected countries
Knut Olsen Cross-border pipelines - onshore, offshore or foreign taxation?
Neusa Liquito Some problems about the concept of permanent establishment in e-commerce
Antonietta Wong A comparative study of the taxation on business profits including 'online' profits in Australia and the Hong Kong special administrative region of the people's republic of China
Craig Latham The Australian taxation of e-commerce
 
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