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ETPF Public Conference 2012, in partnership with the Centre for European Policy Studies
Date
Friday, 27 April, 2012 - 09:00 - 17:00
Venue
CEPS, 1 Place du Congrès, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
With steps towards an ever-closer union and emerging proposals to address budgetary concerns, tax policy is perhaps more than
ever at the forefront of policy debate in the EU. The impact of fiscal policies on economic growth and stability, proposed reforms
for improving the design of taxation and the cross-border implications of domestic tax systems are among the many questions that
receive increased attention. At the same time, making informed policy decisions has become increasingly difficult for a number of
reasons, not least the limited availability of reliable information and political pressures.
For over six years, the European Tax Policy Forum (ETPF) has commissioned independent academic research to inform the public
and provide policy-makers with independent research on the effects of tax policy on businesses. The results of the research have
been presented at annual conferences, attracting the participation of industry experts, officials, and academics with an interest in
EU tax policy.
Speakers
Emrah Arbak, Researcher, CEPS
John Vella, Senior Research Fellow, Oxford University
Steve Bond, Senior Research Fellow, Oxford University
Jing Xing, Research Fellow, Oxford University
Alfons Weichenrieder, Professor, Goethe University Frankfurt
Shafik Hebous, Chair of Public Finance, Goethe University Frankfurt
Giorgia Maffini, Research Fellow, Oxford University
Simon Loretz, Professor, Oxford University
Katarzyna Bilicka, Research Fellow, Oxford University
Registration
Please click here to register (you will be taken to the CEPS website).
Date
Friday, 27 April, 2012 - 09:00 - 17:00
Venue
CEPS, 1 Place du Congrès, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
With steps towards an ever-closer union and emerging proposals to address budgetary concerns, tax policy is perhaps more than
ever at the forefront of policy debate in the EU. The impact of fiscal policies on economic growth and stability, proposed reforms
for improving the design of taxation and the cross-border implications of domestic tax systems are among the many questions that
receive increased attention. At the same time, making informed policy decisions has become increasingly difficult for a number of
reasons, not least the limited availability of reliable information and political pressures.
For over six years, the European Tax Policy Forum (ETPF) has commissioned independent academic research to inform the public
and provide policy-makers with independent research on the effects of tax policy on businesses. The results of the research have
been presented at annual conferences, attracting the participation of industry experts, officials, and academics with an interest in
EU tax policy.
Speakers
Emrah Arbak, Researcher, CEPS
John Vella, Senior Research Fellow, Oxford University
Steve Bond, Senior Research Fellow, Oxford University
Jing Xing, Research Fellow, Oxford University
Alfons Weichenrieder, Professor, Goethe University Frankfurt
Shafik Hebous, Chair of Public Finance, Goethe University Frankfurt
Giorgia Maffini, Research Fellow, Oxford University
Simon Loretz, Professor, Oxford University
Katarzyna Bilicka, Research Fellow, Oxford University
Registration
Please click here to register (you will be taken to the CEPS website).