European Association of Tax Law Professors
Acronym: EATLP
General Information
Identification Code: 199090913475-87
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Entity Form: Dutch Association
Registration Category: Academic institutions
Registration Date: 4/16/2014
Last Update: 1/9/2024
EP Accredited Number: 0
Mission & Interests
Goals: History and aim
On 10 June 1999 about 80 professors of tax law from all countries of the European Union met at the Stockholm School of Economics and decided to found the European Association of Tax Law Professors (EATLP). On 8 November 1999 the EATLP Statute was formally signed and registered with civil law notary as an association under Dutch law.
As is indicated in the preamble of the EATLP Statute the founders were aware of the general importance of taxation for the development of the European Union, the wealth of the nations and the welfare of the society. Because of the importance of taxation for the further development of Europe the association wants to contribute to:
-the development of a common approach to the study of tax issues;
-the harmonisation of taxes within the European Union;
-the promotion of academic teaching & research on international, domestic and comparative taxation at the universities in Europe.
To achieve this goals the Associ (...)
Interests Represented: Does not represent commercial interests
Interests:
- Taxation
Levels of Interest:
- european
Activities
Main EU Legislative Proposals: EATLP is monitoring all activities of the EU in the field of taxation, international taxation and EU taxation.
A commissioner of the EU participates every year in EATLP's annual congress on EU Taxation
Communication Activities: Volumes published:
◾The Notion of Income from Capital (2003)
Edited by Peter Essers and Arie Rijkers
This book is volume 1 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾EU Freedoms and Taxation (2004)
Edited by Frans Vanistendael
This book is volume 2 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾The Concept of Tax (2005)
Edited by Bruno Peeters
This book is volume 3 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾The EC Interest Savings Directive (2006)
Edited by Frans Vanistendael
This book is volume 4 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Accounting and Taxation & Assessment of ECJ Case Law (2007)
Edited by Michael Lang/Frans Vanistendael
This book is volume 5 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Taxation of Workers in Europe (2008)
Edited by Joerg Manfred Moessner
This book is volume 6 in the new 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Separation of Powers in Tax Law (2009)
Edited by Ana Paula Dourado
This book is volume 7 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
http://www.ibfd.org/portal/Product_EATLP_Series_7.html
◾Mutual Assistance and Information Exchange (Annual Congress Santiago de Compostela 2009)
Edited by Roman Seer and Isabel Gabert
This book is volume 8 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Retroactivity in Tax Law (2010)
Edited by Hans Gribnau and Melvin Pauwels
This book is volume 9 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
http://www.ibfd.org/IBFD-Products/Retroactivity-Tax-Legislation
◾Burden of Proof (Annual Congress Uppsala 2011)
Edited by Gerard Meussen
This book is volume 10 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
http://www.ibfd.org/IBFD-Products/Burden-Proof-Tax-Law
◾Taxation of Charities (Annual Congress Rotterdam 2012)
Edited by Frans Vanistendael
This book is volume 11 in the new 'EATLP International Tax Series'
http://www.ibfd.org/IBFD-Products/Taxation-Charities
◾Corporate Income Tax Subject (Annual Congress Lisbon 2013)
Edited by Daniel Gutmann
Under preparation
This book is volume 12 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾New Exchange of Information versus Tax Solutions of Equivalent Effect (Annual Congress Istanbul 2014)
Edited by Giuseppe Marino
Under preparation
This book is volume 13 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Surcharges and Penalties in Tax Law (Annual Congress Milan 2015)
Edited by Roman Seer
Under preparation
This book is volume 14 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Tax Avoidance Revisited in the EU BEPS Context2 (Annual Congress Munich 2016)
Edited by Ana Paula Dourado
Under preparation
This book is volume 15 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Corporate Tax Residence and Mobility (Annual
Congress Lodz 2017)
Edited by Edoardo Traversa
This book is volume 16 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Tax Transparency (Annual Congress Zürich 2018)
Edited by Funda Basaran Yavaslar and Johanna Hey
This book is volume 17 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Tax Procedures (Annual Congress Madrid 2019)
Edited by Pasquale Pistone
This book is volume 18 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Taxation and Value Creation (Annual Congress 2020)
Edited by Werner Haslehner, Marie Lamensch
This book is volume 19 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾History and Taxation (Annual Congress 2021)
Edited by Peter Essers
This book is volume 20 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
◾Taxation of Companies in Economic and Financial Distress (Annual Congress 2022)
Edited by Eleonor Kristofferson
This book is volume 21 in the 'EATLP International Tax Series'
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Inter-institutional or Unofficial Groupings: N/A
Head Office
Address: Rietlandpark, 301
Post Code: 1019 DW
City: Amsterdam
Country: NETHERLANDS
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EU Office
Address: Rietlandpark, 301
Post Code: 1019 DW
City: Amsterdam
Country: NETHERLANDS
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Financial Data
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Complementary Information: The source of EATLP's funding is the members contribution of EUR 100,- membership fee per year. There are 358 members. Every year all members receive from EATLP the congress book of that specific year.
Membership Information
Members10 Percent: 0
Members25 Percent: 1
Members50 Percent: 0
Members75 Percent: 0
Members: 2
Members F T E: 1.25
Structure
Structure Type: Structure
Is Member Of: The membership consists of individuals only, namely (tenured, full) professors teaching tax law at universities in Europe. Also we have associate memberships (members outside Europe).
Organisation Members: Platform for Tax Good Governance.