Maarten de Wilde has been reappointed Professor of International and European Tax Law at Erasmus School of Law in the Law & Tax department. De Wilde has held this chair since 1 July 2018 and will continue to do so for the next five years. With his chair, De Wilde will continue to research the impact of EU law and international and European (tax) law in countries' income and profit tax systems. De Wilde's chair is part of the research programme 'Fiscal autonomy and its limits'.
In 2015, De Wilde obtained his PhD from Erasmus School of Law with his dissertation Sharing the pie, taxing multinationals on a global market. Following his PhD, De Wilde continued to focus on the rapidly developing landscape of European and International Tax Law, which also plays an increasingly prominent role in national taxation. Since his appointment as Professor in 2018, several major developments in the field of international tax law have occurred, such as global agreements on the introduction of a minimum profit tax for companies with an annual turnover of at least €750 million and European directives to prevent tax avoidance that disrupt the functioning of the EU internal market. De Wilde will continue to focus on such international developments in his research and teaching.
The Board of Erasmus School of Law congratulates Maarten de Wilde on his reappointment and wishes him all the best with his activities.
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