Tuesday 9 December 2003

Venue: London

Organised by Institute of European and Comparative Law in conjunction with British Institute of International and Comparative Law / Clifford Chance

Recent ECJ tax cases have raised major questions about the domestic tax systems of Member States and the international tax regime. The issues in the cases arise from the four freedoms and not from specific tax directives or regulations. At the same time, a number of direct tax initiatives are being put forward by the European Commission which relate to or may even drive developments in other areas, such as the introduction of the European Company and the adoption of International Accounting Standards. Please note that through the generosity of Clifford Chance this conference is being offered free of charge to Oxford Faculty members and Oxford Graduate Students. Please register on www.biicl.org, or contact events@biicl.org

Programme:

This conference (at Charles Clore House, 17 Russell Square) aims to bring together leading specialists in taxation, European law and company law to discuss these issues in an integrated way. Speakers will include: Paul Farmer, Pump Court Tax Chambers Malcolm Gammie QC, Chambers of Lord Grabiner QC Mark Persoff, Clifford Chance Rupert Shiers, Tax Litigation Group KLegal Mark Whitehouse, Tax Litigation Group KLegal Professor Derrick Wyatt QC, Oxford University, Brick Court Professor Judith Freedman, KPMG Professor of Taxation Law, Oxford Jonathan Rickford CBE, Company Law Centre, BIICL Dr Mads Andenas, BIICL

For more information please see the event website

For more information on this event, please contact: Jenny Dix