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Loes van Hulten, lecturer in economics of taxation, is presented the Stevens Prize on Friday 4 February.

Dennis Huisman discusses in an article by Erasmus Magazine in which ways European train travel may be rendered less expensive and less complicated.

There has been much talk in the media about the ground-breaking Supreme Court ruling on the unlawful basis of the capital gains tax. But what does this mean?

In this article, interviewer Madeleine Kemna asks Terry about his time as a student at Erasmus School of Economics and his Ghanaian dream.

Aurélien Baillon argues to use other tools to measure the credibility of official and unofficial experts.

For the time being, the tax authorities will not impose taxes on assets in box 3. The Supreme Court ruled that taxation of assets is in conflict with the law.

In an opinion article published by De Tijd, Thomas Peeters writes that to structurally solve the problems in European soccer, one just has to apply the law.

In an interview with Executive Finance, Peter Kavelaars talks about the complex and extensive package of tax measures for corporates.

Alumnus Raymond Cloosterman's company, Rituals, is going through the roof. What does the future look like for the company?

An interesting article on how art is a useful proxy for many difficulties in life.