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ECIPE Lunch Seminar: Competitive Taxation in Europe – New Evidence for EU Tax Policymakers

October 14 2019
Venue: ECIPE Office, Av des Arts 40, 6th floor, 1040 Brussels
Speakers: Daniel Bunn, Matthias Bauer, James Watson, Jacob Lundberg
Time: 12:15

We will have a panel discussion of how Europe’s tax systems differ and the importance of evaluating the design of corporate tax regimes.

Each EU government takes a unique approach to taxation. Well-designed tax systems can create competitive advantages in some circumstances, while more distortionary systems can have negative impacts on individual and business decisions.

Join us for a discussion of how Europe’s tax systems differ and the importance of evaluating the design of corporate tax regimes. The speakers will highlight recent research on taxation in Europe, the OECD discussion regarding the challenges of digitalisation for corporate tax policy-making and the ways corporate taxes can create an uneven playing field for businesses and citizens in the EU.

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Programme

Keynote speech:

Daniel Bunn, Director of Global Projects at the Washington-based Tax Foundation, will be presenting the 2019 International Tax Competitiveness Index which will be released on October 2nd. You can view the 2018 version here.

Panel discussion:

Matthias Bauer, Senior Economist at ECIPE, will discuss whether unfairness should be maintained in corporate taxation.

James Watson, Director of Economics at BusinessEurope, will present the recent EESC study “The Role of Taxes on Investment to Increase Jobs in the EU”.

Jacob Lundberg, Chief Economist at Stockholm-based TIMBRO, will outline how the corporate income tax depresses and distorts investment and what reforms are possible to alleviate this.

The panel discussion is moderated by Daniel Bunn.

Sandwiches and drinks will be served from 12:00

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