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Tax selectivity in State aid review: a debatable case practice

https://doi.org/10.54648/ecta2008083

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Selectivity and Tax Measures: (Where) Does It Go Wrong? A Critical Assessment of the Selectivity Test Regarding Tax Measures and How To Move Forward

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Tax treatment of cooperatives and EU State aid policy

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Favourable Tax Regimes that Constitute Selective State Aid from the Perspective of the Cjeu Recent Case-Law

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The Sources of EU Law and Their Relationships: Lessons for the Field of Taxation

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Chapter 7: Challenges of Unlawful and Incompatible State Aid Investigations in the Tax Incentives Realm

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Chapter 8: Selectivity, Derogation, Comparison: How To Put Together the Pieces of the Puzzle in the State Aid Review of National Tax Measures?

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