News overview

Martin de Jong and Yun Song explored how planners in Yongcheng make their growth projections. What happens if you are Yongcheng and dream that you are Beijing?

Madeleine Merkx, Professor of indirect tax law at Erasmus School of Law, summarises the Five significant changes regarding the VAT rules.

The project is funded by the European Commission as a part of the Justice programme (JUST-AG-2019).

Scheltema, Professor of Enforcement issues in Private Law, contributes to the development of business human rights in three specific ways.

In the fourth edition of Erasmus Law Review of 2020, revision law within various European jurisdictions is analysed.

Sigrid Hemels, professor of Tax Law, states in an opinion piece in the Financieele Dagblad that VAT is not a good policy instrument for several reasons.

Frank Weerman, professor of Juvenile Criminology at Erasmus School of Law, shares his view on weapon collection campaigns in the Volkskrant.

This was researched by criminologists of Erasmus School of Law en Universiteit Leiden.

Maarten de Wilde, professor of International and European Tax Law at Erasmus School of Law, reacts to the G7 agreement and the reform of the global tax system.

Elena Kantorowicz-Reznichenko, states in an article by RTL Nieuws that income-related fines will make the fine system fairer.