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European Academic Tax Thesis Award
The European Academic Tax Thesis Award is a joint initiative of the European Commission (Directorate General Taxation and Customs Union) and the European Association of Tax Law Professors (EATLP). It was launched in December 2006 and is meant to be awarded on a yearly basis.
The prize consists of an invitation by the European Commission to Brussels, where the author presents the awarded thesis to interested EU officials (the Commission reserves the right to invite other persons as well); the travel expenses and hotel accommodation are borne by the Commission.
Theses to be considered for the award are academic works on issues of comparative, European and/or International Tax Law. Any author younger than 35 may apply. The full text of the thesis should be attached to the application; in addition, a summary should be submitted in English.
A jury selects up to three theses defended within the respective calendar year.
The jury consists of members of the Academic Committee of the EATLP. The actual composition of the jury is determined on a case by case basis.
2012 award
The European Academic Tax Thesis Award was awarded on 2 June 2012.The two prize-winners and their respective subjects are:
| DOMINGO JESÚS JIMÉNEZ-VALLADOLID:
“Mergers in International Taxation, an Analysis of the Conventional and European Tax Rules on Corporate Reorganization” (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain) |
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DANIEL SMIT: |
2011 award
The European Academic Tax Thesis Award was awarded on 4 June 2011.The three prize-winners and their respective subjects are:
| ANDREAS BULLEN:
“Arm’s length transaction structures: Recognising and restructuring controlled transactions in transfer pricing” (University of Oslo, Norway) |
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BART PEETERS: |
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IURE PONTES VIEIRA: |
2010 award
The European Academic Tax Thesis Award was awarded on 29 May 2010.The three prize-winners and their respective subjects are:
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WERNER HASLEHNER:
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DANIELA HOHENWARTER: |
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ELLY VAN DE VELDE: |
2009 award
The European Academic Tax Thesis Award was awarded on 10 June 2009.
The three prize-winners and their respective subjects are:
| EMMANUEL RAINGEARD: "THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EC LAW AND INTERNATIONAL TAX LAW (UNIVERSITY PARIS I-SORBONNE) |
| PERNILLA RENDAHL: "CROSS-BORDER CONSUMPTION TAXATION OF DIGITAL SUPPLIES" (JONKOPING UNIVERSITY, SWEDEN) |
| MARIO TENORE: "TAXATION OF CROSS-BORDER DIVIDENDS IN EUROPE (UNIVERSITY OF NAPLES) |
2008 award
The European Academic Tax Thesis Award was awarded on Thursday 10 July 2008.
The three prize-winners and their respective subjects were:
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Cristina Trenta: IVA e servizi di comunicazione nel modello comunitario e nell'esperienza Italo- Svedese
(VAT and Communication Services in the European Tax System and in the Italian and Swedish Experience |
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Luc de Broe: International Tax Planning & the Prevention of Abuse under Domestic Law, Tax Treaties & EC-Law. A Study of the Use of Conduit and Base Companies |
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Duncan Bentley: A Model of Taxpayers' Rights as a Guide to Best Practice in Tax Administration |
2007 award
The European Academic Tax Thesis Award was awarded for the first time on Friday 8 June 2007 (see photo
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The five prize-winners and their respective subjects were:
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BENDOTTI Fabrizio (Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi, Milano)
(New Perspectives of European Group Taxation on a Consolidated Basis |
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GARCÍA HEREDIA Alejandro (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain): Published as book: "Fiscalidad internacional de los cánones: derechos de autor, propiedad industrial y know-how", 373 pp., Ed. LEX NOVA, Valladolid 2007, ISBN 978-84-8406-728-3 |
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HJI PANAYI, Christiana (London School of Economics): Published as a book by Kluwer 2007 |
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RUST Alexander (Maximilian-Ludwigs-Universität, München)
(Necessity of a reform of the German CFC legislation |
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TETLAK Karolina (Uniwersytet Warszawski):
(Tax Discrimination of Personally Performed Services - Chosen Comparative Aspects |



