Porcelaenshave 18B, 1
Frederiksberg 2000
Denmark
Copenhagen Business School - CBS Law
EU competition law, gig workers, collective bargaining, EU law, EU tax law, EU social security law
anti-tax avoidance; state aid; COVID-19; fiscal aid
multinational enterprises, IT companies, tax incentives, energy taxation, state aid, international tax competition, data centres, tech-giants, co-location centres, climate goals, sustainability, tax policy
International tax law, Developing countries
Tax law, Politicial rights, Taxpayer mobility, Political equity, Comparative law
Aviation taxes, flight taxes, air travel tax, environmental taxes, EU law, state aid, free movement, tax policy, tax design
international taxation, mobile workers, voting, congruence, social insurance law
Tax, Inequality, International Tax Regime
Tax law, Inequality, Comparative law, Legal cultures, Globalization
UN tax treaty,UN model tax treaty,digital taxation,tax,equity,global south, developing countries
tax treaty design; cross-border working; compensation regimes; cross-border worker; tax neutrality; non-discrimination; predictability; mismatches
