Doctoral Conference 2020
The doctoral conference is a stimulating environment where early careers researchers from around the world can discuss their research.
The 10th annual Doctoral Conference was held by the Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation on Monday 7 and Tuesday 8 September 2020.
As this year’s conference took place virtually, we had to make radical changes to the normal schedule we follow. The conference ran over two afternoons (7-8 September, from 14.00 to 17.30 BST), with 4 papers presented each day.
This is an annual conference and will return in 2021. We welcome submissions on any topics related to business taxation in its broadest sense, including papers from economics, law, accounting and other disciplines, as well as interdisciplinary contributions. Preference is given to current PhD students, but we also encourage researchers who have recently completed their PhD to submit their papers.
The conference offers presenters the opportunity to receive feedback in a friendly environment from Michael Devereux, Centre Director, and other leading academics and CBT researchers.
There is a Best Paper Award with a prize of £500. The Best Paper Award 2020 went to Michael Love for his paper The Lasting Effects of the 2003 Dividend Tax Cut.
