@kcllaw.bsky.social, @maxplancklaw.bsky.social, University of Lausanne, University of Belgrade and Universidad de Carlos III Madrid
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The event is supported by the International CFO Alliance,
Swiss Holdings, Tax Academy of Singapore,
Tax Executives Institute, United States Council for International Business, @wolterskluwer.com.
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The event is generously sponsored by
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, NERA, Bonelli Erede, Matheson, Bmr Legal Advocates, de Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, Di Tanno Associati, Felder Sprenger + Partner AG, Loyens & Loeff, MME Legal, Pirola Pennuto Zei & Associati, Riedweg & Partner AG.
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There will be 6 panels of tax officials, MNE tax directors, tax professors and policymakers speaking on “Recent trends in managing corporate tax controversies” . See the full line up & register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/recent-tre...

Spaces are expected to fill up very quickly!
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Many thanks to the series editors (Paul Craig and Gráinne de Búrca) for working with us these past months, to our universities for their support (@kcllaw.bsky.social @uvalaw.bsky.social) and also to
@maxplancklaw.bsky.social for its significant investment in the project.
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In turn, we will develop reliable, legally defensible methods to enforce the State aid rules in these three cases.
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We argue that the orthodox approach breaks down in 3 types of cases: ‘Structural Rule’ (the structural rules of the tax system provide aid); ‘Administrative Misconduct’ (neutral rules are mis-administered); and ‘Proxy Selectivity’ (a facially neutral proxy discriminates).
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The orthodox approach to State aid enforcement (reference framework -> deviation -> discrimination -> justification) is at the root of the controversy and contortion of doctrine by the Commission and the CJEU we have seen in the past decade.
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Should be hitting the shelves in late 2026, with significant support from the Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance in Munich. The book will feature in OUP’s Oxford Studies in European Law studies.
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Yup, you can make voluntary payments here: www.gov.uk/guidance/vol...