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The End of the “Luxembourg Effect”: An Analysis of the Protection of Fundamental Freedoms Regarding Exit Taxes and Implementation of Anti-BEPS Measures by the European Union
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The European Commission's proposal for a common consolidated corporate tax base
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On the Structure of Legal Principles
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Constitutional Rights and Proportionality
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The Impact of European Law on the Relations with Third Countries in the Field of Direct Taxation
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Freedom of Establishment in the EC Economic Partnership Agreements: in Search of its Direct Effect on Direct Taxation
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Chapter 4: The Meaning of Tax Avoidance and Aggressive Tax Planning in European Union Tax Law: Some Thoughts in Connection with the Reaction to Such Practices by the European Union
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Exit Taxes on Various Types of Corporate Reorganizations in Light of EU Law
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Neutrality and Territoriality – Competing or Converging Concepts in European Tax Law?
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Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive (2016/1164): New EU Policy Horizons
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Tax It before Exit: Exit Taxation and Greenfield Investments
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Chapter 12: The Role of the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive in Restoring Fairness and Ensuring Sustainability of the International Tax Framework – A Legal Assessment
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