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CBT Summer Conference 2025

27 June

CBT Academic Symposium 2025

30 June - 2 July

CBT Doctoral Conference 2025

8 - 9 September

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Event: Further investigation of the Global Minimum Tax

Blog: Pennies from Haven: Wages and Profit Shifting

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Event: Pillar 2: what will be the impact?

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Event: Multilateral Cooperation and Carbon Taxation: Challenges and Opportunities

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Policy brief: Pillar 2: Rule Order, Incentives, and Tax Competition

Blog: Could Pillar 2 Be Enough? by Richard Collier

Blog: More on Pillar 2 and Tax Competition

Blog: Should women pay lower taxes?

Blog: Will Pillar 2 halt tax competition?

EconPol Policy Brief: What Is the Substance‐Based Carve‐Out under Pillar 2? And How Will It Affect Tax Competition?

Blog: Should low tax countries learn to love a minimum tax rate?

Blog: How and Why a Global Carbon Tax Could Revolutionize International Climate Change Law?

New Paper and Blog: Business Rates and the High Street by Ben Lockwood, Martin Simmler, and Eddy Tam

Blog: A historic global minimum tax has been agreed! But has it?

Blog: “Made in America” Tax Reform? by Michael P. Devereux

New Paper: Comparing Proposals to Tax Some Profit in the Market Country by Richard Collier, Michael P. Devereux and John Vella

CBT hosts its Annual Doctoral Conference at Saïd Business School, Oxford.

^{9 - 10 September 2024}

Niels Johannesen gives the keynote lecture at the Mannheim Taxation Conference.

^{6 September 2024}

CBT hosts Reimagining Global Tax Governance conference

^{6 September 2024}

Niels Johannesen publishes a paper in the American Economic Review: Insights on how households adjust their spending in response to gains and losses on the stock market

^{30 August 2024}

Kristoffer Berg publishes a new working paper, Equity and Efficiency When Needs Differ

^{30 August 2024}

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