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7 works· latest 2022· 1 institutionscluster: provisional

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Tax Treaty Obstacles in Implementing the Pillar Two Global Minimum Tax Rules and a Possible Solution for Eliminating the Various Challenges2022 · 37 citations
The OECD Public Consultation Document “Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) Proposal – Pillar Two”: An Assessment2019 · 30 citations
Which Source Taxation for the Digital Economy?2018 · 23 citations
The progressive policy shift in the debate on the international tax challenges of the digital economy: A “Pretext” for overhaul of the international tax regime?2019 · 23 citations
Profit Allocation within MNEs in Light of the Ongoing Digital Debate on Pillar I – A “2020 Compromise”?2020 · 18 citations

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Tax Treaty Obstacles in Implementing the Pillar Two Global Minimum Tax Rules and a Possible Solution for Eliminating the Various Challenges

World Tax Journal·2022·3 authors·Open access

37citations

Profit Allocation within MNEs in Light of the Ongoing Digital Debate on Pillar I – A “2020 Compromise”?

World Tax Journal·2020·3 authors·Open access

18citations

The OECD Public Consultation Document “Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) Proposal – Pillar Two”: An Assessment

Bulletin for international taxation·2019·4 authors

30citations

The progressive policy shift in the debate on the international tax challenges of the digital economy: A “Pretext” for overhaul of the international tax regime?

Computer law & security review·2019·1 author

23citations

Which Source Taxation for the Digital Economy?

Intertax·2018·1 author

23citations

Back to Grass Roots: The Arm’s Length Standard, Comparability and Transparency – Some Perspectives from the Emerging World

World Tax Journal·2018·1 author

14citations

“Visible, Though Not Visible in Itself”. Transparency at the Crossroads of International Financial Regulation and International Taxation

World Tax Journal·2016·1 author

13citations