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Double taxation within the European Union / edited by Alexander Rust.
Series: International tax conferences of the University of Luxembourg ; vol. 1Publication details: Alphen aan den Rijn : Kluwer Law International ; Frederick, MD : Sold and distributed in North, Central and South America by Aspen Publishers, c2011.Description: xiv, 233 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN:- 9789041135254 (hbk. : alk. paper)
- 9041135251 (hbk. : alk. paper)
- KJE7114.A8 D68 2011
Contents:
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface and Acknowledgment;
Chapter 1 Double Taxation Alexander Rust;
Chapter 2 Economic Double Taxation as an Obstacle to Cross-Border Investments Olivier Remacle & Samantha Nonnenkamp;
Chapter 3 Double Jeopardy in Criminal Law: Conflicts of Competence and Possible Solutions Stefan Braum;
Chapter 4 Double Burdens within the European Union: Solutions in other Areas of Law: Constitutional Law Hanno Kube;
Chapter 5 Double Tax Agreements: Between EU Law and Public International Law Herwig Hofmann;
Chapter 6 The Abolition of Article 293 EC: Comments on Hofmann's Analysis Ekkehart Reimer;
Chapter 7 Double Taxation and European Law: Analysis of the Jurisprudence Georg Kofler;
Chapter 8 How European Law Could Solve Double Taxation Alexander Rust;
Chapter 9 Passing the Buck Around: Who Is Responsible for Double Taxation?—Comments on Profs. Kofler and Rust's Analysis Peter J. Wattel;
Chapter 10 Avoiding a Double Burden within the European Union: Comments on Kofler and Rust's Analysis Servaas van Thiel;
Chapter 11 Double Taxation: Selected Issues of Compatibility with European Law, Multilateral Tax Treaties and CCCTB Pasquale Pistone;
Chapter 12 MAP and Arbitration as Remedies for Double Burdens: Evolutionary Law-Making through Procedural Rather Than Substantive Rules? Roland Ismer;
Index..
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface and Acknowledgment;
Chapter 1 Double Taxation Alexander Rust;
Chapter 2 Economic Double Taxation as an Obstacle to Cross-Border Investments Olivier Remacle & Samantha Nonnenkamp;
Chapter 3 Double Jeopardy in Criminal Law: Conflicts of Competence and Possible Solutions Stefan Braum;
Chapter 4 Double Burdens within the European Union: Solutions in other Areas of Law: Constitutional Law Hanno Kube;
Chapter 5 Double Tax Agreements: Between EU Law and Public International Law Herwig Hofmann;
Chapter 6 The Abolition of Article 293 EC: Comments on Hofmann's Analysis Ekkehart Reimer;
Chapter 7 Double Taxation and European Law: Analysis of the Jurisprudence Georg Kofler;
Chapter 8 How European Law Could Solve Double Taxation Alexander Rust;
Chapter 9 Passing the Buck Around: Who Is Responsible for Double Taxation?—Comments on Profs. Kofler and Rust's Analysis Peter J. Wattel;
Chapter 10 Avoiding a Double Burden within the European Union: Comments on Kofler and Rust's Analysis Servaas van Thiel;
Chapter 11 Double Taxation: Selected Issues of Compatibility with European Law, Multilateral Tax Treaties and CCCTB Pasquale Pistone;
Chapter 12 MAP and Arbitration as Remedies for Double Burdens: Evolutionary Law-Making through Procedural Rather Than Substantive Rules? Roland Ismer;
Index..
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