- Professor
- Date
- Wednesday 22 May 2019, 16:00 - 18:00
- Type
- Inaugural lecture
- Location
Aula, Erasmus Building, Campus Woudestein, Erasmus University Rotterdam
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On Wednesday, 22 May 2019, Prof. M.F. (Maarten) de Wilde, programme director of the ESL Bachelor in Tax Law and chair of the Tax Law section, will publicly accept his appointment as full professor of International and European Tax Law by giving an inaugural lecture (in Dutch) on ‘On the future of business income taxation in Europe’ (‘Om De toekomst van de belastingheffing van ondernemingswinsten in Europa’).
In his lecture, he will discuss the highly topical issue of how to tax multinational profits. He will explain how profit tax systems have become outdated in today’s era of market liberalisation, globalisation and digitalisation and how he believes Europe should address these developments.
The inaugural lecture will be given in the Aula, Erasmus Building, Woudestein Campus, Burgemeester Oudlaan 50, 3062 PA Rotterdam, starting at 16.00 promptly. You are kindly invited to attend the ceremony and also the reception, which will be held in the same building from 16.45.
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Maarten de Wilde obtained his PhD cum laude at the Erasmus School of Law in 2015. His thesis on “Sharing the Pie; Taxing Multinationals in a Global Market” was awarded the Johannes Cornelis Ruigrok Prize for 2016 by the Royal Dutch Society of Sciences, the 2016 Dissertation Prize by the Dutch Association of Tax Sciences, and the Erasmus Graduate School of Law’s Dissertation prize for 2015. He is also a board member of EFS, Erasmus University Rotterdam, a professional support lawyer at Loyens & Loeff and Capacity Director at the Africa-Europe Partnership Institute for Capacity Building and Human Resource Development.
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