The sharing economy, underpinned by digital platforms like Airbnb and Uber, which pair individuals' needs and wants, from accommodation to rides, is on the ascent. These new business models, where capital and labour are provided by several dispersed individuals rather than by a single...

This article focuses on the income tax analysis of equity and debt crowdfunding in some of the EU Member States. It critically discusses the opportunity to nationally regulate the income tax legislation of crowdfunding in the same way as traditional financial methods. It also analyses the...

This article discusses the case law of the European Court of Justice concerning the compatibility with EU law of territorial tax incentives adopted by Member States from a legal institutional and policy perspective. The author in particular focuses on the potential justifications under EU...

This article addresses some aspects of the impact of the fairness requirement on international administrative cooperation for the cross-border recovery of taxes and the influence of the case law of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in this area. This case law relates to the interpretation of...

Tax competition in the European Union is shaped by four partly opposed institutional mechanisms. While market integration and enlargement increase competitive pressure, the tax co-ordination of the Council of Ministers and the tax jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice could potentially...

The author addresses the phenomenon of taxable profit-shifting operations undertaken by multinationals in response to countries competing for corporate tax bases within the European Union. The central question is whether this might be a relic of the past when the European Commission's proposal...

In a recent decision Shields & Sons Partnership - C-262/16 the European Court of Justice (‘ECJ') has adverted to the nuances of composition scheme in the context of Value Added Tax models. This decision examines the rationale for introduction of such scheme, which is the administrative...

The European Court of Justice (‘ECJ’) recently examined the statutory provisions in the context of European Value Added Tax (‘VAT’) regulations to opine upon the extent of restrictions that can be imposed upon entities which are under liquidation. This decision addresses a situation...

Upon more than 400 judgements on direct taxation, the case law of the European Court of Justice has considerably shaped Member States' tax systems. Based on Member States' tax law adjustments in the context of four landmark rulings on corporate income taxation, we analyse whether case law is a...

The author addresses the phenomenon of taxable profit-shifting operations undertaken by multinationals in response to countries competing for corporate tax bases within the European Union. The central question is whether this might be a relic of the past when the European Commission's proposals...